ESTIMATING INCOME in the tax registration questionnaire | Become self-employed

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In the tax registration questionnaire, you have to estimate and state your income, i.e. your profits. Mistakes often happen. To avoid that, this video gives you some important advice. For tax registration, you can register either as a freelancer or as a self-employed trader. As a trader you enter your planned profits under "Income from Commercial Activity" and as a freelancer under "Self-Employed Activity". A good tip: you should estimate your winnings roughly and conservatively.
Content
0:00 - Intro
0:26 - Difference between Einnahmen and Einkünften
0:49 - Different types of income
1:08 - Estimating income
1:21 - Difference between self-employed and commercial activity
1:50 - Tips for estimating
2:54 - Late adjustment of the advance payments
3:11 - Outro
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