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Giota210
2 years ago

First of all, the purchase costs must be divided into ground and floor and buildings.

The ground and ground are set to normal with the AK (no depreciation, since non-usable assets).

The building will be the case when it is operational (will be the case with a GmbH because it is not out of operation there. Sphere) after 7 para. 4 No 1 EStG with 3% annually. If the period of use is less than 33 years, the reduction for wear in accordance with 7 paragraph 4 sentence 2 of EStG may be the case. Duration of use (right of choice).

The silent reserves resulting from an increase in value (the difference between the partial value and the book value) are covered by the HR when the GmbH is sold/deleted and taxed accordingly.

lesterb42
2 years ago

You have to divide the AK into buildings and ground and ground. These are two assets. You write the building over 30 years. The annual depreciation reduces the profit in the corresponding year.

and this increases in value

This is insignificant for the balance sheet (low value principle). On a sale you will cover the silent reserves that increase the profit accordingly.

JohannaBanan5
2 years ago

This is the case with the production and acquisition cost principle. As a fixed asset you write off the plan. For the sake of simplicity in the trade balance also according to AfA..

2strabag
2 years ago

The property remains in the balance sheet with the original purchase costs, but is reduced annually by the AfA.

The value increase of the property is called silent reserves and are to be discovered and taxed on the sale or deletion of the GmbH.

JustJonas01
2 years ago

A property is usually shown on the asset side of the balance sheet. More precisely, it is listed under the heading “investment assets”. The amount of the value of the property is usually determined on the basis of the purchase price or the production costs incurred in the course of construction and is subsequently written off accordingly. However, it is also possible that the property is shown on the liabilities side of the balance sheet, for example when it is financed through a loan. In this case, the property would be reported as liabilities on the liabilities side of the balance sheet.

zetra
2 years ago

Also a property is written off in the course of the years with the time and is considered to be a positive property of the GmbH.

jonschneee
2 years ago
Reply to  zetra

Actually, only one building is written off, but not a plot, right?

zetra
2 years ago
Reply to  jonschneee

Yeah, that’s not the plot.