I did a student job during the holidays and would now like to get my tax refund, but I didn't receive a tax certificate, only normal pay slips.
How can I get my tax refund?
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Create an account at elster.de, request a document retrieval. You will get the data that the FA already has directly filled into the tax return. The AG must transmit electronically.
provided that you have paid wage taxes at all, otherwise of course nix returns
The taxpayer’s data are available to the tax office and therefore no longer need to be entered in the tax return.
After corresponding registration, you can contact “My Elster” e.g. download the data at the tax office or on paper form you can simply leave the correspondingly marked areas of the plant N empty.
You can also request the wage tax certificate at the ArbG – it is obliged to hand it to you.
At Elster, you can make an account (confirmed by post, get a certificate file) and then retrieve data from the tax office. If there is a pay tax certificate, it will be displayed to you.
I have submitted my tax return a few days ago and that without a pay tax certificate.
the relevant data are on the billing of December 2023 and the other things like driven km and the number of working days I have listed over the year.
Your employer must report your wages to the tax office. So you can make your explanation. You can also take the necessary data from your last salary note. In addition to the monthly data, your annual information is also available.
Yeah. The tax office already has your data.
Did you even pay wage tax?
That should be possible.
This is not possible, then everyone can claim that he had worked taxable.
Apart from that, you can only recover your taxes once a year.
Of course, the income is automatically transferred to the tax office. There’s no one who can say anything
Of course you do. The data are transmitted electronically to the FA. A pay tax certificate is no longer necessary.
All right, I was told something else. I have already made two tax returns
Everyone can say it. if you’re so naive to believe the tax office doesn’t check your problem.
I have been calling the data of my income tax clients since YEARS.
Don’t make a tax fuzzy again. Returns my complete tax out and not just a part
The data were transferred to the tax office. You can refer to it in ElSter. Since you probably earned less than the basic amount, you will receive the TAX. Of course, NOT the social contributions.
Are you sure you’ve been deducted from VAT?