Transfer of property from mother-in-law to me and my wife

  • Erstellt am 2017-05-07 20:48:08

Bieber0815

2017-05-08 09:26:54
  • #1
The transfer of the property is equivalent to an early inheritance. The money that the second child is to receive serves as compensation for their claims (keyword waiver of compulsory portion). Both the property transfer and the waiver of the compulsory portion must be notarized. In this regard, you should seek advice from the notary of your least mistrust.

Personally, I would handle it very cleanly and formally; this prevents later family disputes.
 

Caspar2020

2017-05-08 09:53:39
  • #2


In that case, it would be. Otherwise, you could simply transfer the money. But they don't do that so that no one catches wind of it. Because otherwise, the tax office might come:cool:

If you manage to avoid the real estate transfer tax through other official vehicles, then it's just tax avoidance.

By the way, for the average person, it's practically difficult to just carry around 60-70K in cash. First, you have to get it paid out, and then deposit it somewhere again. You don't want to just stash it under the mattress.

These transactions most likely trigger 2 reports to the tax office.

And as said, a property transfer must be notarized anyway.
 

tempic

2017-05-08 11:09:42
  • #3
There is a difference between tax avoidance and tax fraud. And those who commit tax fraud are often the first to complain when the roads are broken, there is no space in the municipal daycare center, etc.
 

Steffen80

2017-05-08 11:30:02
  • #4


Lol.. how are you even like that?! Just send a letter to the criminals in Berlin or Brussels!!

OFFTOPIC: Our system is already at its end and just before meltdown! Cash...BitCoins...Gold... is exactly the right answer!
 

Caspar2020

2017-05-08 11:33:08
  • #5


*lol* You can't eat any of the 3 things. :p
 

Evolith

2017-05-08 11:35:54
  • #6
Instead, you're hoarding a ton of cigarettes in the basement. Then you can trade them on the black market for food.
 
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