Is the standard land value for a building plot in a private sale binding?

Just ask the notary, who is needed anyway. He won't be notarizing cheap transfers or even gifts for the first time.

Don’t crap your pants. What do they want to do? Fine. They suspect something. Then they’ll follow up. Then you send them transfer slips and give them the puppy-dog eyes, that’s all there was and is. Then they have to prove the opposite first. In dubio pro reo. That’s not enough for a house search to find the 100k black at uncle Gert’s in the hollowed-out family Bible. Karsten

How much does he want to sell it for?
If the difference is not too big, the tax office will usually just accept the purchase price... but if the difference is quite large, it can look different

For significantly less than the standard land value...

If you listen carefully, he would theoretically even give it to them as a gift. So the question is rather about how low a price they can set without getting into "trouble."

Yes, that's exactly the question. How much can you deduct from the standard land value without getting into trouble with the tax office?

Then transfer him 55k or whatever would be normal and he will pay you back.

What would then be a gift, which may be subject to taxation.

Get advice.

Has anything else come up here? I would also be interested to know what kind of "discount" a tax office accepts.