ByLukasbn
I run a business and am making just under €10,000 in profit this year, which means I'm just under the income tax threshold. I'll be starting my apprenticeship this year. Does that mean I HAVE to pay 14-24% tax on my apprenticeship salary? (assuming I'm no longer making a profit from my business).
If that's the case, would I have to take care of it myself, or will the employer deduct it automatically?
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You pay income tax on ALL your income.
As explained in one of your other questions, for income tax, all incomes that you relate in the year (competition, non-self-employed work, rental…).
And as soon as your income to be taxed (who has already explained what this is) is above 11.604€, income tax is incurred. The input tax rate is 14% and increases progressively, the higher the taxable income.
The employer only pays tax, social security contributions, etc., with regard to training.
You have to take care of the tax returns yourself.
PS: Please find a tax advisor (even if it costs). Tax law is not always the simplest and most oversighted.
So thank you so I took a lot today and I believe that I can still make everything myself, but I would also take a tax advisor, but only if an hour would be enough with tax advisor (which probably does not), because 200€ is really hard or 150€
Tax advisor is urgent. You also need a bookkeeping (income surplus bill).
Tax advisor is far too expensive and at the same time unnecessary in my situation. In addition, you do not need accounting (sometimes from €60,000 per year) and you can or should also be able to obtain the income surplus invoice yourself 🙂
They confuse accounting with accounting.
Accounting must be done by any trader, even if it is an EÜR.
Have fun. Ever thought of the sales tax? Even if you’re a small businessman, you have to make a statement.
Very safe.
Some have found it from the connection torn at google.
Others have studied tax law.
Sure? Found this: In Germany, the obligation to book is valid for companies and self-employed persons with a turnover of more than 600,000 euros per year. Companies and self-employed persons with a lower turnover may have a simplified income surplus account (EÜR).
An EÜRler must also make a bookkeeping.
Inadmissibly, they throw it into a pot with double bookkeeping.
If you have a turnover of more than €600,000, you must have a lead, but I have a simple income surplus bill
Yes, I have to look. It’s a bit more complicated because earned money with my business, without the cost of others. Let’s watch
The employer doesn’t know what you’re doing with your own business. He calculates your wage tax according to the table. That’s NULL for almost all Azubis. But next year you have to make an ESt. statement. Then the gross wage plus the profit from the trade is taxed as a total income. Only then will the basic amount and the advertising cost package be borne.
Thanks for the answer. However, I find it difficult to establish a previous forecast. I don’t want to suddenly have to pay extremely many taxes and then, in the worst case, I don’t have the money available. If it is still taxed by gross wages, it makes everything all the more complicated. Do you have any tips?
If you have to pay taxes, you deserve money. I don’t understand why you fight to make money. You have to leave something for the taxes due.