pension tax
5 questions - 5 answers
first Do I have to file an income tax return?
retirees and employees can deduct certain amounts from their income. The tax-free subsistence minimum is € 7,834 for a single person (€ 15,668 for married couples). Added advertising costs, expenses and expenditures for social insurance. The critical for a tax return to pension amount is therefore at about 19,000 € (married € 38,000). Provided there are no other income from such rental or interest income!
second Do I automatically pay taxes if I file an income tax return?
No. The requirement to submit does not mean, that taxes must be paid. In many cases it may lead to refunds!
third When do I submit my tax return? As a pensioner
2005 is affected first by the new pension tax. The deadline for income tax return in 2005 was to 31.05.2006.
4th What happens if I make any statement, although I'm committed to?
A taxpayer retired failed to make a statement, risking subsequent payment claims. Depending on the amount of the payment of arrears that responsible for fines and criminal tax matters will be turned on.
5th The tax office can retroactively claim a tax?
Yes! If you already have under the old law would have had to pay taxes, then the tax office can require retroactive for 10 years, the levy of an income tax return.
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