BAV is 100% taxable in the payout phase and fully subject to contributions to statutory health and long-term care insurance (not applicable for privately insured persons)
KV can be calculated here -> https://www.test.de/Betriebsrente-Entlastung-bei-Krankenkassenbeitraegen-fuer-Betriebsrenten-5147958-0/
Pension loss can be calculated here -> https://n-heydorn.de/bav-rechner.html
KV can be calculated here -> https://www.test.de/Betriebsrente-Entlastung-bei-Krankenkassenbeitraegen-fuer-Betriebsrenten-5147958-0/
Pension loss can be calculated here -> https://n-heydorn.de/bav-rechner.html
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@ThomasGumpp Thank you. Unfortunately, it's not that simple. It would be great! There are allowances depending on the type of payment. You may not have to pay back any SV contributions. The allowances are also calculated according to complicated rules for lump-sum settlements. The main thing is that nobody understands it...
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