Hello everyone. In Germany, if you make more than €999 in profit in a year from private sales, you have to pay taxes on it.
However, if you only sell used items and sell them for less than the price you paid for them, then you won't make any profit at all.
So, THEORETICALLY, you can earn over €1000 without paying taxes, since the purchase price was, for example, €2000?
Am I seeing this correctly?
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Davon ausgehend, dass es kein Gewerbebetrieb (Selbstständigkeit, Nachhaltigkeit, Gewinnerzielungsabsicht, Beteiligung am allg. wirtschaftlichen Verkehr) ist:
Die Klamotten von denen du schreibst, sind bestimmt Gegenstände des täglichen Gebrauchs.
Der Verkauf solcher Gegenstände ist nicht steuerbar (Kann nicht besteuert werden). Von daher stellt sich die Frage nach der Freigrenze von 1.000€ für private Veräußerungsgeschäfte i.S.d. § 23 EStG nicht.
Du kannst also auch über 1.000€ hier einnehmen.
Dankeschön!!