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Savings lump sum

Hello everyone,


I have a question about the saver's allowance. I am married - so together we have €2000.


I have a custody account as well as fixed-term deposits and call money. My exemption order of €1000 is invested and has also been used up for 2024. My wife has power of attorney on the account - it's also our joint money.

My wife has no interest income this year.


My plan: Will her remaining lump sum be offset against "my surplus" in the tax return for joint assessment if I now realize an interest income of $XEON (+0.01%) realize another €500 in interest income? I would then have around €1800 in interest income in 2024 and my wife would have €0.


Or am I looking at this wrong?


Thank you for your support and a good start to the new year to everyone.

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Yes, Annex K. Can't you enter the 2k tax-free allowance in the securities account?
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@Reinecke I did this from 2025 🙋🏼‍♂️
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@TRmmL saves annoying paperwork.
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@Reinecke I was always unsure whether this would work if the account was only in my name. Well, it's in for 2025 🙋🏼‍♂️
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@TRmmL Mnemonic - in the event of a divorce, your wife will receive half of the gain. So you can also use up her allowance.
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Yes is added together in the joint declaration
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