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testwiegehtdas
2 years ago

Yes, this is about taxes paid on or on income.

In many cases, this is usually the wage tax paid by labour, but it can also include, for example, rental income for landlords or capital income from securities.

The employer has taxed your salary before 2023 in such a way that flat-rate 1,000€ advertising costs were deducted, so your taxable income was 1,000€ lower than your real gross annual salary. From 2023 I mean 1,200€.

Many people, however, have more things about this so-called advertising item package of €1,000, which they can deduct from the tax. For this, you make the tax return to get back too much paid tax.

And no, this has no influence on the statutory pension. For this, the predictable gross annual income is important, the tax return has no influence on it.

altermann947
2 years ago
Reply to  testwiegehtdas

“Mietauf” – false – Scents from V+V

Storyorsorry
2 years ago
Reply to  altermann947

I think, as the questioner has formulated his question, he can start something more than your “income from V+V”.

Because at least for the seemingly extremely ignorant questioner you could have written rental and lease, I had to google myself for the first time.

Storyorsorry
2 years ago

Can it be that you mistake me with the person who wrote the first comment? That wasn’t me.

I think everyone who has to do with it as a landlord will get in touch with it or ask a tax advisor or is somewhere else guilty if he loses money.

It was more about explaining what could happen in a tax return.

altermann947
2 years ago

The rental income is something completely different.

There are already massive people (like you) who use the wrong terms and thus often lose a lot of money.

He doesn’t have to google this because it doesn’t affect him. Only you did this type of arrival without reason.

Ursusmaritimus
2 years ago

The question is quite incomprehensible!

But not the tax return affects the amount of your pension, but your income determines the amount of the pension