Is a deviation in market value possible when selling real estate within the family?

  • Erstellt am 2021-01-06 19:36:42

Reinhard84.2

2021-01-06 22:39:57
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No, it’s not that simple. I read from your other posts that you are a civil servant, so you probably couldn’t start in the family business.

But it is precisely they who inherit the money and the hectares. Often rebuilt after the "Stunde Null". Now we are at hour 75, the chips are all on one side. Frommrags to riches, in your dreams.

PS. Nobody wants to touch the little bungalow on the outskirts of town. But the little citizen always thinks that and therefore votes CDU, as it represents the interests of the wealthy.

Pps. Ringring Sorry, the Krupp family doesn’t even live here.
 

Nida35a

2021-01-06 22:43:53
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Expropriation and land reform are not proven, have not worked in the long term
 

Reinhard84.2

2021-01-06 22:50:12
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Hurry up, you have to get to the Capitol!
 

Gerddieter

2021-01-06 23:06:27
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Back to the topic @TE - Your parents can do whatever they want with their property, give it to you, sell it at any discount, whatever! The tax office will use the standard land value, assume the difference to the purchase price as a gift, and you have corresponding exemptions here (google it). That's how it works, congratulations, envy has to be earned.
 

SchaeffnS

2021-01-06 23:14:48
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What exactly does that mean? Is a mortgage lien meant by loan?
 

hampshire

2021-01-07 00:01:07
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Is the financing partner also listed in the land register?


That is hollow political babble. Work is taxed up to 45%. Capital gains only up to 25%. Money is supposed to make money, not work. Work is also not so scalable. These are practice and consequence of dependence on growth – and the biggest pile quoted by .

No, you get that for free. Recognition is earned, and envy is not a form of it.
 
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