To deduct laptop in training from the tax?

I wanted to ask how far I could deduct a laptop I needed for training, tax deduction and how much I would get back. Have looked at the internet before, but I'm not quite smart from the rules and things you have to pay attention.

Maybe someone knows about it.

I also tried, I needed a notebook for the training. If not accepted, you can't sell.

But is not that set as a cost of income? I actually always read that works.

Do you pay payroll tax at all? Do you have an advertising cost> 1,000 euro?

Do you pay taxes at all?
Payroll tax is only payable at an annual salary of 12,617.99 euro.

So in my education I earn about 750 euro net, in addition there's child support 200 euro (do not know how that counts or whether that is relevant)

How is that important? Because I can, for example, also my promissory note such as notebooks, pens, etc., or even drop off travel expenses

Net earnings do not interest, what is the gross salary? On your payroll you can see if payroll tax will be withheld. Child benefit is not an income but a tax reduction.

Gross is it I believe 970 euro since my training started this month I've got no paycheck yet

If you pay no taxes, you can't sell anything.

There will be no withholding tax deducted. Thus, you can't get refunded tax. Or do you have in 2019 vllt. Still had some job taxable job?

Do you pay taxes? Do you already have an apprenticeship?

And if you only have low taxes p.A. Paid, you can only claim as part of the annual tax debit.

You then have to prove that you also use the laptop professionally.

Then you can deduct the cost of acquisition as an advertising cost from your income. Of course, the question is whether you are at all as a trainee above the tax-exempt amount.

No, I did my high school diploma

Well, then nothing comes with a tax refund.

But I can still deduct my travel expenses and so on, why is not the laptop?

Can you already, has only no effect. The tax office does not reimburse costs, but only overpaid tax. You pay no tax, so you have not paid too much, ergo no possibility to refund.

The cost of advertising reduces your taxable income. Is that taxable income anyway so low that no tax is incurred (as you), brings a further reduction also nothing.

You can only get back the taxes you paid. No taxes paid, no refund.

Child benefit is irrelevant, you pay no taxes, so no refund. Look at your payslip.