Rechnung Kleingewerbe Einkauf Versteuern?

Einen guten Abend wünsche ich.

Ich bin seit kurzem als Handwerker nebenberuflich und selbständig mit meinem Kleingewerbe unterwegs.

Nach  nach § 19 ist brutto gleich netto, dies ist mir bewusst.

Wie ist das jetzt aber wenn ich einen Auftrag bekomme, wofür ich zusätzlich zum Stundenlohn, Material einkaufen muss.

Dort bezahle ich selber ja Steuern beim Material kauf.

Wenn ich die Endrechnung meiner Dienstleistung + den Materialkauf aber dann den Kunden schicke, wie weise ich den Materialkauf dann auf der Rechnung aus?

Bsp: Holzleiste 1,00 Brutto (inkl. steuern)

schreibe ich dem Kunden dann 1,00 auf die Rechnung oder – die steuern, aber dann habe ich ja beim materialkauf steuern gezahlt die ich vom kd nicht wieder bekomme.

Auf meiner Rechnung dürfen ja nur brutto gleich netto werte stehen, ohne jegliche Steuern.

ich stehe gerade ziemlich auf dem schlauch.

Danke für eure Hilfe!

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anTTraXX
1 year ago

I have recently been working as a craftsman on the side and on my own with my small business.

Industry

According to § 19, brutto is as nice as I know

That would be the small-scale entrepreneurial system

How is this now when I get a job, for which I have to buy material in addition to the hourly wage.

I pay taxes on the material.

That’s right, like rulers too.

If I send the final bill of my service + the material purchase but then to the customer, how do I prove the material purchase on the invoice?

Bsp: Wooden strip 1,00 Gross (incl. control)

Without the reference to the tax. You’re a small businessman.

I write to the customer then 1.00 on the invoice or – which control, but then I paid at the material purchase which I do not get from the kd again.

The paid USt is part of the price of the material, so you pass it on to your customers.

anTTraXX
1 year ago
Reply to  Sachmal449

Let’s say you buy boards for 119€ because you give them for 119€

KleverNRW
1 year ago

You can decide how to charge the material to the customer. Only you may not assign VAT to the small business operator

If you are for 1,00 Euro incl. If you bought some sales tax, it would also be the most sensible, you would charge the customer at least this 1.00 euros, otherwise you would make losses.

If only private customers are involved, the small business operator scheme is advantageous because the service does not charge VAT.

KleverNRW
1 year ago
Reply to  Sachmal449

Just as without VAT, with the indication that you do not pay VAT according to the small business organization . However, a company could apply to the identification of the turnover tax against the tax office. In this respect, the small business operator scheme is not favourable if you write invoices to companies.

kevin1905
1 year ago

I pay taxes on the material.

Joa.

If I send the final bill of my service + the material purchase but then to the customer, how do I prove the material purchase on the invoice?

without VAT. As a small business operator in accordance with § 19, you are not entitled to a deduction of tax.

I write to the customer then 1.00 on the invoice or – which control, but then I paid at the material purchase which I do not get from the kd again.

The customer must pay you the gross return. Gross = 119% = incl. VAT.

I’m pretty on the hose right now.

There is no reason for that. You can’t deduct any pre-tax and you don’t charge your customers any sales tax. Ready.

Are your customers majority entrepreneurs / self-employed / companies? In that case, the small business organization is not particularly smart.