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anTTraXX
2 years ago

Persons who have their residence or habitual residence in Germany are subject to unlimited tax. All income (inland and foreign) is subject to tax liability in Germany.

So if you do not have a residence or a normal stay in Germany, there is no tax obligation and Germany does not require any taxes.

Exception: There is a limited tax liability, this is the case with all the incomes mentioned in §49 EStG.

Digibike
2 years ago
Reply to  anTTraXX

It’s not quite correct. If you are a pensioner or Retired and living abroad. Then refer “income” from here, although you are no longer in Germany. However, it is funny that Elster does not accept foreign IP address. So you have to send the tax sheets to you or “complete” in the relevant tax office and then fill them in and send them. And that in the Digital Age…

anTTraXX
2 years ago
Reply to  Digibike

I would recommend a look at §49 EStG

anTTraXX
2 years ago

The good “old” FA RiA

Montiplex
2 years ago

If you mean the extended unlimited tax liability for pensioners, the so-called cash privilege applies. Here the state as a serviceman is allowed to carry out the tax, no matter where you live. In the case of old age pension, anTTraXX has already mentioned a source of limited tax liability.

anTTraXX
2 years ago

Paragraph 1 7 to be exact

Digibike
2 years ago

And what exactly should he help in the case of retiring/pension, from Germany? If your cover is above a limit, you are taxable – play with father-in-law for a number of years…

MelodyAries
2 years ago

For example, if that were the case, one would not emigrate to Dubai, like many self-employed. Don’t make sense.

Koernchen79
2 years ago

If you log out completely and don’t work here either, don’t.

DummeStudentin
2 years ago

No. If you emigrate, you are no longer taxable in Germany. There are some exceptions, e.g. if you own real estate in Germany or receive German dividends.

Xapoklakk
2 years ago

Since 1931, for wealthy Germans, they wanted to emigrate a federal tax. This was repealed under the 2nd VAT Act and replaced by the Austrian Tax Act (AStG). The §6 AStG regulates the currently valid withdrawal control.

For Wikipedia or in the tax law, you can find more.

Montiplex
2 years ago
Reply to  Xapoklakk

The deduction tax is only relevant if shares are present within the meaning of § 17 EStG. More interesting is § 2 AStG with the extended limited tax liability.

Takasha
2 years ago

You don’t have to be insured anymore.

okieh56
2 years ago

If you do not earn income in Germany, you do not have to pay taxes.

atm77
2 years ago

Only if you earn your money in Germany.

maja0403
2 years ago

So, do you want to completely unsubscribe? Then there is no more basis for a tax payment.

Digibike
2 years ago
Reply to  maja0403

Exception: You receive pension or pension from Germany. Then your “ass” still belongs to the Fiskus…

grossefrau681
2 years ago
Reply to  Digibike

What is also logical – because there are domestic incomes.

He doesn’t pay for it abroad.

grossefrau681
2 years ago

What is this about taxation now?

Digibike
2 years ago

It is also logical that, however, living abroad (has two-sided confession, e.g. behind it) does not get much into account and everything is digitally propagated, but does not work from abroad? I know possibilities such as VPN, but his horizon exceeds that and every time go to Stuttgart, write out documents and then go on, fill out and drive home again is truly a brilliant idea…