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A limited liability company (GmbH) wants to pay me a flat fee for coaching. But only clubs or limited liability companies (GGmbHs) can do that… right?
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Here's the situation: I'm employed at a daycare center that I personally really like. I get along well with my boss and colleagues. Since it's a private daycare center, there's a higher-level management team with a human resources department. My job description stated that my salary is based on the TVÖD (German Public Service Contract)….
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This is a purely hypothetical question. If my girlfriend and I want to buy a property that costs around 650,000 euros, including all additional purchase costs, how do we go about it? Pay off as much as possible and get rid of the loan quickly? Would you rather have a lower payment and let the…
The Exercise Board provides revenues up to €3,000 per year from certain concurrent activities free of tax (e.g. instructors, trainers, artistic activities, etc.).
The GmbH can pay you this revenue. However, this is only considered as a “practice board” and thus tax-free if you are in the service/order of a legal person of public law (e.g. local authorities, universities, IHK, etc.), based in the EU or EEA, or a non-profit body and to promote charitable, mild or ecclesial purposes is active.
Therefore, if you hear this from a “normal” GmbH, this is not taken into account without tax (practice board) because that would then be a legal person of private law.