Ein Minijob ist steuerfrei. Mythos oder Wahrheit?

+++Update+++ As of January 1, 2026, the statutory minimum wage has increased to €13.90 per hour. As a result, the earnings limit for mini-jobs has also risen to €603 per month. The new annual earnings limit for mini-jobs is now €7,236. What do you think: Are mini-jobs tax-free? We'll explore this question in more detail in this video! One thing to note right away: A mini-job is subject to income tax. However, there are two types of taxation. Muriel will explain them in this YouTube episode. Enjoy watching! Employers must continue to pay the earnings of mini-jobbers in cases of illness, pregnancy, and maternity leave. This can potentially lead to significant financial burdens for them. Employers are protected against these financial risks by the employer's insurance provided by the German Pension Insurance Fund for Miners, Railway Workers, and Seafarers (Deutsche Rentenversicherung Knappschaft-Bahn-See). They pay two contributions for this insurance. You can find more information on our website: https://magazin.minijob-zentrale.de/u... ______ Further Links Information on the contribution procedures as a video:    • Vorteile der Arbeitgeberversicherung   Website: https://www.minijob-zentrale.de/ Magazine: https://magazin.minijob-zentrale.de/ Household Job Exchange: https://www.haushaltsjob-boerse.de/ ______ Social Media Facebook:   / minijobzentrale   Instagram:   / minijobzentrale   LinkedIn:   / minijobzentrale   Twitter:   / minijobzentrale   ______ About the #MinijobZentrale The Minijob Center is the central collection and reporting agency for minijobs throughout Germany. Minijobs. We help employers with all the formalities – both for commercial minijobs and for minijobs in private households that require registration. This includes household-related services such as gardening, childcare, or household help. #Minijob #taxfree ______ 0:00 Intro: Are minijobs tax-free? - Truth or myth? 1:33 Option 1: Flat-rate taxation 2:19 Option 2: Individual taxation 3:01 Taxation of short-term minijobs 3:58 Special cases 4:30 Conclusion