Field help:
Did you sell company shares in 2025?
Select "yes" if you have sold shares in a partnership or company whose income is subject to separate and uniform assessment.
What does this mean?
This refers to investments in companies where the income is not directly attributed to you but is first assessed separately and then distributed to the participants. The sale of such shares can lead to taxable profits or losses.
Examples:
- Sale of shares in a GmbH & Co. KG: Profits or losses must be declared in the tax return.
- Sale of shares in a GbR: Profits or losses must also be declared here.
Note: The sale of shares and other securities also counts as disposals, but is not recorded here. Profits or losses from share sales must always be declared under income from capital assets (e.g. in the KAP form).
