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Should patients with statutory health insurance be required to take out additional private insurance?

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Statutory health insurance patients should also be required to take more personal responsibility instead of being a burden on privately insured patients. For example, basic care could be financed from statutory health insurance patients' contributions, while specialist appointments and serious illnesses would be paid for separately. Statutory health insurance patients place a massive burden on…

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TheMordred
TheMordred
11 months ago

Yeah, I can. That’s where I think it comes to the distance.

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Giota210
Giota210
11 months ago

All expenses incurred by the company constitute operating expenses (§ 4 (4) EStG).

This also applies to the fuel costs of the “delivery vehicle” you are driving with.

And these operating expenses naturally reduce your profit and accordingly also your income to be taxed (=based on income tax).

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cxward88
cxward88
10 months ago
Reply to  Giota210

Is the way you drive to your company by car deductible?

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Giota210
Giota210
10 months ago
Reply to  cxward88

From home to your company only within the distance package.

And for all other trips to customers and then to the snack etc., there would be travel costs in the form of travel costs (KM x 0.30€).

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apt2nowhere
apt2nowhere
11 months ago

that is part of the operating costs such as the cost of the vehicle also (creation, insurance, repairs, tyres and petrol or electricity, etc. )

If you also use the car for private rides, you must delimit these costs, either with the guidance of a travel book or a package

Here mogeln is not good: the financial officers know well with companies and have comparative values, so that an excessive proportion of costs would occur compared to the revenue – they can then set an audit where you need to submit all your company’s documents

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Daoga
Daoga
11 months ago

Have you ever heard of “advertising costs”? All expenses necessary for the operation, driving costs, goods purchases etc. are included in the balance sheet on the target page. The revenues for having, and if properly calculated, are the final result, what remains, the profit which must then be taxed. This is all the basic knowledge of an entrepreneur. Didn’t you ever have bookkeeping at school? What do people learn today?

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jnknij
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jnknij
11 months ago
Reply to  Daoga

Didn’t you ever have bookkeeping at school Edit: NO (BIN 20) We Learn CV Writing xD

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Giota210
Giota210
11 months ago
Reply to  Daoga

Have you never heard of “advertising costs”?

Here, however, there are operating expenses because there are profit incomes.

All expenses necessary for operation, driving costs, goods purchases etc. are included in the balance sheet on the target page

Not balance. In the profit and loss account (but is also part of the balance sheet).

However, this applies only to those who determine their profit by means of operating assets comparison (balance).

In the case of an EÜR (as is probably the case with the FS), there is only either operating intake (with inflow) or operating output (effluent). And the balance of this is the profit/loss.

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Asturias
Asturias
11 months ago

You can claim all KFZ costs

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grandy52
grandy52
11 months ago

This is one of the operating expenses and reduces your profit and thus your tax payable.

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DieMelanie222
DieMelanie222
11 months ago

Yes, these are operating costs.

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DerHans
DerHans
11 months ago

Don’t you have a tax advisor?

You can charge ALL you need for your business against your revenue. This is called income surplus account

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