Loss offsetting Sample Clauses

Loss offsetting. ‌ Another difference between companies limited by shares and partnerships and/or sole propri- etors is the treatment of losses. Corporations can only set off losses against profits of the same company, whereas losses of partner- ships and/or sole proprietors always only affect the income tax of the partners and can be off- set against other positive income in the same year. All losses that cannot be set off in one year are fixed at the end of the year by a special as- sessment and carried forward to the new year. This prevents the losses from perishing. The only exception is that a limited partner (Kommanditist - limited partner of a limited partnership - Kommanditgesellschaft) who has a negative capital account is denied the unlim- ited set-off of losses; in his/her position as a limited partner he/she can offset losses in- curred through his/her position as a limited party only up to the amount of his/her liability as limited partner in his income tax return. Losses up to 1,000,000 € may be carried back to the immediately preceding assessment pe- riod. Loss carry-forwards which may be carried forward indefinitely may only be used to offset up to 60 % of the total amount of income after exceeding an amount of 1 million €. With re- spect to trade tax the same limitations apply as for income tax purposes. However, a loss car- ry-back is not possible.
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