woher bekomme ich die m²-Größe des Baulands auf meinem Grundstück?

Ich möchte die Grundsteuererklärung für ein Mietshaus ausfüllen und werde nach der Grundstücksgröße gefragt. Das Flurstück ist mit 2,5 ha riesig. Nur ein kleiner Teil ist Bauland, 2 ha sind Wald. Da muss ich doch dann sicher nicht das ganze Grundstück als Bauland eintragen? Aber wer sagt mir, wieviel m² des Grundstücks Bauland sind? Katasteramt, Liegenschaftsamt, Grundbuchamt oder wer?

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lesterb42
2 years ago

The property catastrophe has a descriptive part which is currently publicly accessible in the federal states, mostly under a basic tax viewer. There the area is then listed, which is the building land.

myotis
2 years ago

You give that to what the building land is for you…

…the more realistic this is (even the 5,000 square meters I don’t get huge for a house…) the less the tax office will question or fix something else…

Or have you (not) previously been divided into the basic tax decision or in the underlying unit value decision?

myotis
2 years ago
Reply to  myotis

Comes to the federal state…

…at us the value of the house has been decisive, now it will be the size of the plot…

myotis
2 years ago
Reply to  Klingone77

And there are partial basic pieces differently colored?

I don’t know any such 2.5ha areas where I could look, know only completely or not colored…

altermann947
2 years ago

From the Single Value Decision

lesterb42
2 years ago
Reply to  altermann947

A joke.

altermann947
2 years ago
Reply to  lesterb42

Why?

altermann947
2 years ago

I could add some pictures of EW-BEscheiden here, from which of course clearly the size of the plot.

But you’ll surely find them on Google.

lesterb42
2 years ago

Okay, I’m sorry to want to explain something to you. The questioner does not get the size of the building land from the single-value decision.

altermann947
2 years ago

The gray thing – but it doesn’t have to know an ex.

lesterb42
2 years ago

Of course, the values are still valid.

Main file

What is that?

altermann947
2 years ago

Lach – and these files still remain in the main file? No.

lesterb42
2 years ago

To the main exhibition 1935 and 1964 all owners.

altermann947
2 years ago

And how many people with EW decision gave these explanations? The least.

lesterb42
2 years ago

You talk like the blind of the color. Where else should the statements be filed if not in the file?

altermann947
2 years ago

EW shares are created in the rarest cases.

lesterb42
2 years ago

No, with single-value files. That’s what I’m saying.

altermann947
2 years ago

And this “business audit” deals with pre-set permanent documents?

lesterb42
2 years ago

In my first 20 years of work, I was a senior financial officer in a senior financial management and in this capacity I conducted audits of the subordinate financial offices. It’s surprising for you, but you don’t have to judge quickly.

and the Easter bunny is the grandpa of Nikolaus.

Of course. What else? The neighbor?

altermann947
2 years ago

Bravo – now also knows who’s silly.

An Immo dealer has but thousands EW decision seen – and the Easter bunny is the grandpa of Nikolaus.

lesterb42
2 years ago

Me too. Too bad you learned nothing from it.

altermann947
2 years ago

Albern is the one who says silly – I am not – but I have seen thousands of EW decisions.

lesterb42
2 years ago

I’m not interested in your stupidities.

altermann947
2 years ago

Aha, so there’s never something to sell,

lesterb42
2 years ago

square meters is m2. This has never changed.

altermann947
2 years ago

It’s about the square meters. When they changed, there was a new one.

lesterb42
2 years ago

I’m not the one who asked. The modes are completely ageed and depend on the conditions of 1964 or 1935. What do you want to know about the current situation?

altermann947
2 years ago

I don’t have your EW decision – my logically looks different.

lesterb42
2 years ago

How does your unit value decision look like?