Gewerbe anmelden als minderjähriger?

Servus liebe Community,

Ich habe eine etwas komplizierte Frage und zwar folgendes:

Ich bin 16 Jahre alt und will ein nicht eingetragenes Einzelunternehmen gründen, mit Kleinunternehmerregelung gemäß § 19 UStG.

Bei der Stadt München steht auf der Gewerbeanmeldeseite:

“bei Minderjährigen:Einverständniserklärung der Erziehungsberechtigten (bei nebenberuflicher Tätigkeit) oder Genehmigung des Vormundschaftsgerichts (bei hauptberuflicher Tätigkeit)”

https://stadt.muenchen.de/service/info/hauptabteilung-iii/10164604/

Anbei auch angehängt als Bild.

Wo bin ich eingeordnet, wenn ich ein Schüler der 9. Klasse bin, nebenbei einen Minijob habe (500€ pro Monat) und jetzt noch ein Gewerbe eröffnen will, zählt das als nebenberufliche Tätigkeit?

Leider geht beim Gewerbeamt keiner ran, siehe Bewertungen vom KVR das keiner sich meldet😅

Musste dann die 115 rufen und die meinten auch nicht wirklich wo ich eingeordnet werde.

Normalerweise sollte doch die Zustimmung der Eltern reichen?

Liebe Grüße,

Lars

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Lausebengel01
1 month ago

In the case of the question of general or secondary occupation, it is usually different from the time spent. Further criterion may be the profit obtained.

In your case, you can assume that you are “principal”. The trade would then be by-time. If, however, the profit achieved by the trade is so high that you get out of family insurance, this would speak for a main occupation.

For business, however, you need both the consent of your parents and the family court.

Plaritma
1 month ago

Legal basis is § 112 para. 1 BGB. A minor then needs the consent of the legal representative(s), as a rule of the parents, and the approval of the court.

https://www.ihk.de/regensburg/fachthemen/recht/wirtschaftsundgewerberecht/gewerberecht/gewerbeausuebung- durchminderjaehrige-1350604

Plaritma
1 month ago
Reply to  Skill10boss
Plaritma
1 month ago

In addition, because “students” are not a profession; that means that you don’t get any revenue with it, your business is not to be regarded as “unemployed”.

Plaritma
1 month ago

Search for “Amtsgericht München”. Then you’ll call someone and ask who’s responsible for you and how to make an appointment.

Plaritma
1 month ago

https://xn-grnden-4ya.nrw/offs-by-target groups/gruendungen-unter-18-years/gruendungen-unter-18-ein-leitfinger#:~:text=Advanced%20eure%20eure%20etern%20recorded,%20e%20e.

anTTraXX
1 month ago

Uff

First of all, you need the permission of your parents and the family court. If your parents agree, you have to submit an application to the family court (former court of custody). This is formless, i.e. there are no finished forms or similar. The request describes the wish that the minor (so you) would like to make himself self-employed. The application must be signed by your parents. Approval according to § 112 BGB usually presupposes a personal appearance of the minor and the legal representatives at the family court (no exceptions are known).

There is no such permission. Without a positive opinion from the school and a well-founded business plan, you can immediately reduce the idea. If the authorisation is available, you must register your commercial activity with the competent municipality and the tax office in accordance with § 138 AO and § 14 GewO. For the latter, you must complete a questionnaire for tax collection (FsE) and transmit it electronically. The tax office will then check the inputs and assign a tax number to you.

If you expect more than €25,000 in sales, the small business operator scheme is not considered in accordance with § 19 UStG. If you are not a small business operator, you will have to submit the sales tax pre-registration to the tax office on the 10th day following the end of the pre-registration period. No matter how, in the end, you will have to make your income tax declaration annually and with Appendix EÜR, depending on the approach of the tax office, also the business tax statement and sales tax statement. If you do not register your business, this is an offence, and the tax office will not find it funny.

Why do your parents always have to be in the boat? Legal basis is § 112 para. 1 BGB. A minor then needs the consent of the legal representative(s), as a rule of the parents, and the approval of the court.

anTTraXX
1 month ago
Reply to  Skill10boss

There’s everything you need to know

anTTraXX
1 month ago
Reply to  Skill10boss

It’s completely insignificant what’s on the screenshot, even if you’re executing your business as a minor in secondary acquisition, you need to release the court.

anTTraXX
1 month ago

There is no small business

anTTraXX
1 month ago

You seem to have spoken to a real expert

It’s not a small business!

anTTraXX
1 month ago

Weiste do not ask if you do not like any answers

It is completely irrelevant to the trade office whether or not you do this in the acquisition of a subsidiary, which reject your application. Because you’re not fully operational.
A minor, who has completed the seventh year of life, is limited in business capacity in accordance with §§ 107 to 113 BGB.(§ 106 BGB)

Here are some more legally secure sources:
Business practice by minors – IHK Regensburg for Oberpfalz / Kelheim
Founding under 18 – A Guide |Causes.nrw

It’s like what any community writes to me, I’m calling for the laws and they’re applying. How these dream dancers get their information is creepy to me!

anTTraXX
1 month ago

§ 112 para. 1 BGB

Geochelone
1 month ago

First I could hardly believe it, but that’s how it actually stands on the side of the trade office Munich…. And yet it is False.

According to § 112 of the German Civil Code, a minor (besides the permission of his guardian) needs to operate an employment business of the approval of the family court. The extent of the acquisition business does not play a role in law.

I’m going to point out the mistakes in Munich.

Geochelone
1 month ago
Reply to  Skill10boss

I’m sorry, I don’t know your city as well. Just ask the family court (heared to the local court) after: Munich District Court – Family Procedures – Bavarian State Ministry of Justice

Geochelone
1 month ago
Reply to  Geochelone

Another small addition: Even the Bavarian General Administrative Regulation for the implementation of Sections 14, 15 and 55c of the Commercial Code says: A reception certificate (explanation: this is the so-called “commercial certificate”) shall be issued only if the authorisation of the court of guardianship (now family court) is present.

Geochelone
1 month ago

You are aware that the 115 is nothing but information? People only read on the website. And unfortunately there is something completely wrong in law. The Trade Office in Munich has already informed that its side does not correspond to the recommendations of the Federal-Country Committee Law. You’ll check it out. I can assure you that your business would be ineffective if the family court didn’t declare you fully viable for business beforehand. The extent to which the industry is to be operated is completely insignificant.

SoIid
1 month ago

Your business would be classified as a secondary occupation in your case. As you are a pupil mainly engaged in teaching and additionally enjoy a mini-job, your commercial activity – even if you want to do it in the long term and profit-oriented – is considered a complementary secondary activity.

As a minor, it is usually sufficient that your guardians agree. Approval of the court is only required if you intend to be self-employed in the main occupation.

As you go to school as a 9th grader, your self-employment is not regarded as your main job, but as an additional source of income next to your minijob.

anTTraXX
1 month ago
Reply to  SoIid

Bullshit! Again the AI asks without background knowledge?!

Since you are mainly involved in teaching as a student, and

nonsense, the profession “students” there is not in consideration

In addition to doing a mini-job, your commercial activity – even if you want to run it in the long term and profit-oriented – is considered a complementary secondary activity.

A trade is not a minijob!

As a minor, it is usually sufficient that your guardians agree. Approval of the court is only required if you intend to be self-employed in the main occupation.

Here § 112 para 1 BGB comes to bear! There are no exceptions!

Geochelone
1 month ago
Reply to  SoIid

“As a minor, it is usually sufficient that your guardians agree.” Can I ask how many cases do you judge the regularity?

anTTraXX
1 month ago
Reply to  Geochelone

He has to ask the AI

peterobm
1 month ago

you need both, the consent of parents, and the family court

if you agree to count as a full year

peterobm
1 month ago
Reply to  Skill10boss

Make sure there’s a secondary job – don’t get to bear with you. ⇒ Lexicon of Tax Law – smarttax

peterobm
1 month ago

Establishment by minors – is this possible at all? – IHK Köln

that would have found it.

sorry, and then become independent, does not fit; I’ll go all the way

peterobm
1 month ago

and additionally perform a minijob

there you are. has created with self-employment nix

anTTraXX
1 month ago

The Dude over you asked a guy who told him stupid.