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One justification for this is that the imputed "income" you get from being an owner-occupier (ie the rent you would have otherwise paid but saved) is not taxabl
by tomatocracy 6y ago
One justification for this is that the imputed "income" you get from being an owner-occupier (ie the rent you would have otherwise paid but saved) is not taxable.
Although I don't know about Germany specifically, I suspect this is exactly the position you'd be in if you followed through with this plan - the company would have to pay tax on the rent. And you wouldn't be able to get around this by reducing the rent say to zero because it's a related party so the company would likely be taxed on an imputed market rent.