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Pension funds and pension schemes reduce pension entitlements
– Why is it that no one is harmed? – Reduction of pensions by pension funds and pension institutions Expectations regarding the level of benefits at pension institutions (PA) and pension funds (PK) have been steadily and foreseeably clouding over for many years. Section 314 of the Insurance Supervision Act (VAG) allows the Financial […]
Is compensation for damages tax-free?
Household management damage, mobbing damage and maintenance: When benefits are tax-free – something often overlooked by consultants. Anyone who is reduced in earning capacity as a result of a third-party-induced damage to health receives compensation for this, which is taxable as it replaces earned income. However, for the reduced ability to carry out unpaid […]
Federal Court of Justice: Insurance brokers do not have to look after customers on a permanent basis
– Why a broker is allowed to give advice on changing tariffs for a contingency fee – The Federal Court of Justice decided (BGH, ruling of 28.06.2018, file no. I ZR 77/17) that an insurance brokerage contract does not require that the client is to be looked after on a permanent basis according to […]
When does compensation have to be taxed?
Anyone who is reduced in earning capacity as a result of damage to his or her health through the fault of others receives compensation for this, which is taxable as it replaces earned income. On the other hand, for the reduced ability to carry out unpaid household work, he receives a tax-exempt loss of budget […]
Why private basic pensions often lead to losses for policyholders
A marketing expert remarked: “The best marketing agency is in Berlin – that is, the government”. First came the Riester pension with subsidised allowances, then the increasingly tax-deductible basic pension – also known as the Rürup pension. One financial services provider said: “The shift from state to private retirement provision is a growth market for […]
Sale of life insurance policy destroys shapeable additional income
In its ruling of 16 October 2018, the Federal Court of Justice (BGH, ref. VI ZR 459/17) decided how contracts for the sale and assignment of used life insurance policies lead to an obligation to pay damages if the investor or policyholder (UN) of the life insurance policy bears the payout risk according to the […]
Compensation from the (professional) guardian after termination of insurance
The OLG Koblenz (judgement of 28.02.2018, file no. 4 W 79/18) decided on the liability for damages of a professional caregiver after he or she had terminated a private health insurance (PKV) together with a supplementary nursing care insurance (PV) and a short time later the benefit claim occurred. Liability in the event of […]
Alternatives to wage compensation: damage to housekeeping, mobbing and maintenance
When are services tax-free and often overlooked by consultants ? Anyone who is reduced in earning capacity as a result of a third-party-induced damage to health receives compensation for this, which is taxable as it replaces earned income. However, for the reduced ability to carry out unpaid household work, he receives a tax-exempt loss of […]
Overview: These services are tax free
Wage tax and social security are at least as complicated as the taxation of the Mittelstands-GmbH. This is usually in the hands of tax clerks, who bear responsibility but are not allowed to advise alone. Up to more than 50 possibilities for tax-free or only flat-rate taxable benefits from the employer to his employees therefore […]