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Renting out your apartment too cheaply? If you rent at a reduced rate, the tax office may disallow advertising expenses or even trigger gift tax. This video explains the rules regarding the 66% limit and when landlords face tax disadvantages. Is your apartment rented too cheaply? ... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ➤ 🏘️ Tax class for landlords https://steuerfokus.de/vermieter ✏️ Blog post about family homes: https://steuerfokus.de/familienheim ➤ ✏️ Steuerfokus on the 15% trap: https://steuerfokus.de/15prozent ➤ ✏️ Steuerfokus on residual use depreciation: https://steuerfokus.de/restnutzungsafa ➤ ✏️ Steuerfokus on maintenance expenses (Federal Ministry of Finance): https://steuerfokus.de/erhaltungsaufwand ➤ 🏠 Steuerfokus for landlords https://steuerfokus.de/steuerfokus-ve... ➤ 🖥️ BizzCalc - the new and smart desktop calculator: https://bizzcalc.de 👉 Send us your questions and your Feel free to share your opinion in the comments. 👉 We also welcome suggestions for topics for future videos and tax focus issues. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 🏠 Renting out your apartment too cheaply? Beware this tax trap! Many landlords deliberately rent their apartments below the local market rate – for example, to children, parents, or long-term tenants. What many don't realize, however, is that renting at a reduced rate can be very expensive from a tax perspective. If the rent is too low, the tax office can disallow deductible expenses or adjust income. And in some cases, gift tax may even be levied, even though no money is actually being given away. This is because if the rent is too low, the tax office can disallow deductible expenses or adjust income. In this video, we explain, using typical practical examples: ✔ when a rental is still considered a rental for tax purposes ✔ the significance of the 66% limit of the local market rent ✔ when a distinction is made between rentals for consideration and those rent-free ✔ when the tax office reduces the deduction for expenses ✔ why gift tax can even arise with very low rents We also show you the special rules that apply to rentals within the family and what landlords should absolutely pay attention to. Mistakes are frequently made, especially with properties within the family – with significant tax consequences. 💡 If you rent out real estate or are considering renting out an apartment at a reduced rate, you should definitely be aware of these rules. 📩 Feel free to write your questions or practical examples in the comments. 👍 If our videos are helpful to you, we would appreciate a subscription to our channel. ✔ ... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Speaker: Tax Advisor Stefan Mücke Partner at BVWM PartG Frühlingstr. 10-12 63839 Kleinwallstadt https://www.muecke.tax/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Notes and Disclaimer Every tax planning strategy carries a risk of rejection in the "tax game." The tax advisor designs a tax reduction. The tax office, which participates in the process, reviews whether it accepts the strategy or attempts to challenge it with its own actions. 100% certainty regarding tax planning can only be achieved through a binding ruling. The opinion expressed in this video represents the author's personal view; it is general information, a presentation of personal opinion, but not a binding ruling or legal opinion. No client relationship exists. The videos and/or individual excerpts do not constitute advice or tax advice. If the content or results are used for tax and/or legal planning, structuring, or similar purposes, no liability is assumed for any resulting damages of any kind. For the declaration of your personal taxes and structuring and/or the review of your individual case, please consult a tax advisor. No liability can be assumed for the timeliness, accuracy, or completeness of the information. Please note that without a separate commission, we are not obligated to review, update, or revise the information. The videos and/or individual excerpts, documents, calculations, and other components are subject to copyright, and any reproduction or integration without the express permission of the publisher is prohibited. The YouTube channel is operated by Mediabizz GmbH, located in Kleinwallstadt, Germany. #taxes #realestate #rental #landlord #taxtips