If you made income tax prepayments to the tax office during the tax year, you can enter them in the Taxfix app. This article explains what tax prepayments are and how to correctly record them in the app.
- Tax prepayments are regular income tax payments made to the tax office to cover the expected tax liability in advance.
- You can record them in the Taxfix app under “Expenses”.
- Only personally paid prepayments can be entered – any amounts already offset by the tax office are automatically accounted for.
🚀 Your Guide
- What are tax prepayments?
- Where do I enter my tax prepayments in the Taxfix app?
- Important Notes
What are tax prepayments?
Tax prepayments are regular payments to the tax office that help cover the anticipated tax liability. They are typically made by self-employed individuals, freelancers, or landlords, but can also apply in other cases.
Where do I enter my tax prepayments in the Taxfix app?
To record your tax prepayments in the Taxfix app, first open the “Expenses” category and navigate to “Notice Details”. You will be asked whether you want to enter information from a previous tax notice for the respective tax year. Select the option “Tax Prepayment for the Tax Year” and then enter the amount you paid to the tax office during the tax year.
Important Notes
- Only self-paid prepayments can be recorded. If the tax office has directly offset any amounts with a refund, these are already reflected in the tax data.
- Other types of tax payments (e.g., VAT prepayments) are not relevant in the app.
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