Wait with the building application because of the child construction allowance

the kfw page is updated, there is now an information sheet there

Regarding the zvE: The taxable annual household income may not exceed 90,000 euros for one child plus 15,000 euros for each additional child under 18 years of age. For this purpose, the average of the taxable incomes from the second and third years before the application submission is calculated (for example, for an application in 2018, the average of the incomes from 2015 and 2016 is used It still sounds to me as if the number of children at the time of application is relevant for the exemption threshold...

on the zvE: The taxable annual household income must not exceed 90,000 euros for one child plus 15,000 euros for each additional child under 18 years of age. For this purpose, the average of the taxable incomes of the second and third year before the application submission is calculated (example for an application in 2018, the average of the incomes from 2015 and 2016 is formed

To me, this still sounds as if the number of children at the time of application is relevant for the exemption limit...

It is like with the home ownership subsidy

It's like with the home ownership allowance

..and the children at the time of application. So what I wrote as an example several pages ago applies.

..and the children at the time of application. So what I wrote as an example several pages ago applies.

If you own a condominium in DE you are out. Regardless of whether it is rented, self-used, or bought before having children.

We had agreed that for determining the zvE only the number of children in the respective year is relevant. From my point of view, this is not clear from this wording. To me it sounds like this.

1. Submit both tax assessments.
2. Turn on the calculator and calculate the average.
3. Check the allowance based on the children at the time of application.

But I assume there is also a funding guideline that contains further details.

Or rather, I just hope now that we can manage the collection in 2019. The average for 2016/2017 would be below 90k, then it would definitely work.