You’re really making a scene here, what are you trying to drown out?
If I have a property worth about 100,000 and two children, and we sit down as a family, and child a is supposed to get the land and gives b 50,000 euros in cash in return, there is nothing illegal, nothing that concerns Schäuble, and that’s that. Karsten
Well, he has something completely different in mind.
1. Most likely, the OP wants to be entered in the land register together with his wife (50% each). He is only the son-in-law. In other words, a gift above the tax exemption at least for the son-in-law (the exemption limit cited below must be halved); if done directly.
Besides, he has to go to the notary anyway. Even if the property is only to be transferred to the wife.
You can’t just do that at the kitchen table.
(independent of the fact that money also flows to the mother-in-law; meaning it’s not even a classic gift)....
My mother-in-law had farmland in an area that has now become building land.
Since my mother-in-law herself has no use for the property, we agreed that we would pay the development costs and then get the property for our house.
The land consolidation is now legally binding and my mother-in-law has been registered as the owner in the land register for the property.
Now we want, meaning my wife and I, to replace my mother-in-law in the land register.
Furthermore, we are paying my mother-in-law 65,000 euros for the undeveloped land since my wife still has one sister so that everything is fair and no one gains an advantage. Is it sensible or perhaps even required that this 65,000 euros be recorded somehow in the contract at the notary, or can we just do it without a notary?
for parents and grandparents when acquired by gift, for siblings, children of siblings, stepparents, sons-in-law, mothers-in-law, divorced spouses and partners of a dissolved civil partnership
20,000 €