Kirchenmaus Austria
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How much of every euro you earn belongs to the tax office and social insurance – and how much should you put into savings this month, because tax and SVS only arrive later? Kirchenmaus answers that for everyone who is self-employed in Austria. As poor as a church mouse – that is where you end up when you lose sight of taxes and contributions. Whether you are a musician, trainer, craftsperson, doctor or farmer: Kirchenmaus calculates under Austrian rules, explains every term in your words, keeps everything on your device and needs no sign-up and has no ads. HOW YOU START • From “Taxes – what are they?” to “I'm a pro”: tell the app how much you know, and it explains accordingly • A hands-on tutorial, then the key assistant: one simple question after another • At the end you see how much of €100 income goes to the tax office and social insurance, and what stays with you NEWLY SELF-EMPLOYED? “GETTING STARTED” • Step by step: FinanzOnline with ID Austria, registering with the tax office and with SVS, KSVF for artists • This year's limits with your own figure next to them: insurance threshold, income tax, small business threshold • What the tax return looks like: E 1, E 1a and deadlines MADE FOR YOUR PROFESSION • SVS under GSVG, FSVG or BSVG, chamber professions, freelance service contract • Flat rates: artists' flat rate, basic flat rate, small business, sales agents, agriculture • Categories and words from your profession: fee note or invoice, concert trip or business trip • Farm shop for farmers: daily takings, processed products, cash register and SVS report EVERY MONTH: WHAT GOES INTO SAVINGS • For each income: how much is taxes and contributions, and what stays yours • For each month: the income tax and SVS that will only be charged later – as a recommendation for your savings account • Does it work out? Income, fixed costs, taxes, payments due and what stays free ENTER WHAT YOU KNOW • Income and fixed costs, private and business; dates in the calendar – such as concerts to tap • Cash book and trip assistant with travel costs and daily allowances • Fee notes and receipts from email, scan or file – Kirchenmaus reads amount, date and number itself • See overdue invoices and note reminders; the year's receipts as a ZIP for your tax adviser TAX UNDER AUSTRIAN RULES • Income tax, profit allowance, employment from your payslip, Family Bonus Plus, partnerships (E 11) • Prescribed payments from SVS and the tax office in view – no back payment that surprises you • VAT per month or quarter, with the figures to copy into FinanzOnline • Tax time step by step: checklist, E 1a schedule, transaction journal IMPORT BANK STATEMENTS • George (JSON), camt.053, MT940, CSV and Excel from any Austrian bank • The whole tax year at once or every month – Kirchenmaus recognises duplicates IPHONE AND IPAD – YOUR DATA STAYS WITH YOU • On iPad every area in the sidebar, list and document side by side • No sign-up, no bank connection, no server; sync via iCloud only if you want it • Apple Intelligence suggests categories – on device; Private Cloud Compute only if you switch it on FREE – OR PLUS, ONCE The assistant, “Getting started”, fee notes, receipts, monthly tax and SVS, bank statements and day-to-day bookkeeping are free – without ads. Kirchenmaus Plus is a one-time purchase, no subscription: funding across Austria with deadlines, Excel for your tax adviser, year comparison, year-end check, AI workshop, loan, cash books for clubs, further entities, dictation and widgets. Most Plus features can be tried once for free. Kirchenmaus calculates approximations under the Austrian rates in force. Assessments and payment notices are binding; for your situation your tax adviser decides. Kirchenmaus transmits nothing to FinanzOnline.Read more
How much of every euro you earn belongs to the tax office and social insurance – and how much should you put into savings this month, because tax and SVS only arrive later? Kirchenmaus answers that for everyone who is self-employed in Austria.
As poor as a church mouse – that is where you end up when you lose sight of taxes and contributions. Whether you are a musician, trainer, craftsperson, doctor or farmer: Kirchenmaus calculates under Austrian rules, explains every term in your words, keeps everything on your device and needs no sign-up and has no ads.
HOW YOU START
• From “Taxes – what are they?” to “I'm a pro”: tell the app how much you know, and it explains accordingly
• A hands-on tutorial, then the key assistant: one simple question after another
• At the end you see how much of €100 income goes to the tax office and social insurance, and what stays with you
NEWLY SELF-EMPLOYED? “GETTING STARTED”
• Step by step: FinanzOnline with ID Austria, registering with the tax office and with SVS, KSVF for artists
• This year's limits with your own figure next to them: insurance threshold, income tax, small business threshold
• What the tax return looks like: E 1, E 1a and deadlines
MADE FOR YOUR PROFESSION
• SVS under GSVG, FSVG or BSVG, chamber professions, freelance service contract
• Flat rates: artists' flat rate, basic flat rate, small business, sales agents, agriculture
• Categories and words from your profession: fee note or invoice, concert trip or business trip
• Farm shop for farmers: daily takings, processed products, cash register and SVS report
EVERY MONTH: WHAT GOES INTO SAVINGS
• For each income: how much is taxes and contributions, and what stays yours
• For each month: the income tax and SVS that will only be charged later – as a recommendation for your savings account
• Does it work out? Income, fixed costs, taxes, payments due and what stays free
ENTER WHAT YOU KNOW
• Income and fixed costs, private and business; dates in the calendar – such as concerts to tap
• Cash book and trip assistant with travel costs and daily allowances
• Fee notes and receipts from email, scan or file – Kirchenmaus reads amount, date and number itself
• See overdue invoices and note reminders; the year's receipts as a ZIP for your tax adviser
TAX UNDER AUSTRIAN RULES
• Income tax, profit allowance, employment from your payslip, Family Bonus Plus, partnerships (E 11)
• Prescribed payments from SVS and the tax office in view – no back payment that surprises you
• VAT per month or quarter, with the figures to copy into FinanzOnline
• Tax time step by step: checklist, E 1a schedule, transaction journal
IMPORT BANK STATEMENTS
• George (JSON), camt.053, MT940, CSV and Excel from any Austrian bank
• The whole tax year at once or every month – Kirchenmaus recognises duplicates
IPHONE AND IPAD – YOUR DATA STAYS WITH YOU
• On iPad every area in the sidebar, list and document side by side
• No sign-up, no bank connection, no server; sync via iCloud only if you want it
• Apple Intelligence suggests categories – on device; Private Cloud Compute only if you switch it on
FREE – OR PLUS, ONCE
The assistant, “Getting started”, fee notes, receipts, monthly tax and SVS, bank statements and day-to-day bookkeeping are free – without ads. Kirchenmaus Plus is a one-time purchase, no subscription: funding across Austria with deadlines, Excel for your tax adviser, year comparison, year-end check, AI workshop, loan, cash books for clubs, further entities, dictation and widgets. Most Plus features can be tried once for free.
Kirchenmaus calculates approximations under the Austrian rates in force. Assessments and payment notices are binding; for your situation your tax adviser decides. Kirchenmaus transmits nothing to FinanzOnline.
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