Steuer Erklärung?

Hallo Community,

ich habe eine Frage zur Steuererklärung. Ich finde im Netzt auch keine passende Antwort.

ich habe ein Kind aus eine nichteheliche Beziehung. Das Kind wohnt bei der Mutter und Mutter bezieht auch das Kindergeld.

Die Mutter bekommt für das Kind und für sich selber Unterhalt von mir. Für das Kind 483€ und sie Mutter 1471€.

unterhalt für das Kind kann ich nicht absetzen, aber kann ich den Unterhalt für die Kindesmutter steuerlich geltend machen?
wie gesagt, das Kind und die Mutter leben nocht mit mir in einem Haushalt und Mutter bezieht Kindergeld und natürlich hat sie entsprechend auch Bezüge vom Jobcenter

vielen dank im Voraus ..

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isomatte
1 year ago

After a short question to friend Google you can specify the maintenance in the tax return.

It is also the case for full-year children.

If you have never been married, the child’s mother would normally only be entitled to a waiver until the age of 3 of the child.

For this amount of EUR 1471 per mother’s pension However, you have a very good adjusted net income and then surely would no longer be entitled to benefits from the job center.

For the maintenance of whether for the child or the mother, according to the SGB – ll regulations, is undermined in their needs and the child’s allowance of currently 250 euros for children under 18 years of age is usually full.

isomatte
1 year ago
Reply to  Bato1975

Then you have to explain this in the question.

How old are the children, so also your common child, what do the children do and what does the mother have to pay for their warm rent, without deduction for normal household electricity?

After all, according to Google, you can specify this in the tax return and then it will be taken into account accordingly.

Even if I accept that all children min. 14 and under 18 years old, the children would have a standard requirement for the livelihood of 471 euros and their mother needs for the livelihood of 563 euros and the single parental allowance for 3 minor children of 36% of their standard requirement of approx. 203 euros, I would only be worth about 2179 euros a month.

In addition, the warm rental would still be available, without deduction for normal household electricity.

Even if it had to pay 1221 euros for warm rental in an expensive city like Munich, I would have to pay for a total requirement of 3400 euros a month.

1471 Euro Sustained Mother + 483 Euro Sustained child + 250 Euro Children’s money = total by the 2204 Euros that would be deducted from the total requirement, because usually the mother can only min. 30 Euro insurance cover from its maintenance if it has no other income.

Would the children min. 6 but still below 14, then the standard requirement for living is only 390 euros, i.e. 81 euros less per month if the other two children do not have income themselves.

Then this could be with your ca. 1000 euros additionally fit as an increase from the job center.

isomatte
1 year ago

Unfortunately, I can’t help you any more, the tax isn’t my area, so I’m sure there’ll be someone who knows about it.

But one thing I can certainly tell you is that your child under the age of 6 has only a right to a standard requirement of currently 357 euros and for this it has only 1/4 of the warm rental, without a discount for normal household electricity.

Your child should therefore be able to cover his needs in the mother’s own household with the maintenance of 483 Euro + 250 Euro Children’s money = 733 Euro and thus the BG community of mother’s needs.

357 Euro Rule requirement + 290 Euro Head part for warm rental = 647 Euro Need for your child.

The overcrowding amount is attributed to your child’s child’s child’s money, which it no longer needs to cover your own needs, this part is recalculated to the mother’s income and inferior to the SGB – ll regulations on the needs of the remaining BG – community of needs.

Mungukun
1 year ago

but can I assert the maintenance of the child’s mother in tax terms?

Yes as an exceptional burden in special cases according to § 33a EStG.

lesterb42
1 year ago
Reply to  Mungukun

dependant person,

Is this the case with the child’s mother?

Mungukun
1 year ago
Reply to  lesterb42

Yes, § 1615l BGB

lesterb42
1 year ago

Thank you. But only for a certain period.

lesterb42
1 year ago

I’m out of this matter a little longer, but I think there’s no way to put something down. The child’s money gets the mother, leaving a tax-free amount for you. Married since her neither.