State subsidies & tax benefits
Cleverly finance further training
Up to 100% tax-deductible - further training as an investment
In addition to direct subsidies, there are also tax advantagesthat make your further training significantly cheaper. Whether you are employed or self-employed: Further training costs can be claimed as income-related expenses or business expenses – often without maximum limit.
Why IEC?
- All courses tax-deductible - professionally recognized
- Advice on tax optimization for your continuing education
- Support with evidence for the tax office
- Flexible course formats - ideal for part-time learning
What can be deducted from tax?
- Course and examination fees
- Travel costs to the educational institution
- Accommodation costs for attendance courses
- Meal allowances
- Specialist literature and learning material
- Home office (pro rata)
👉 No limit for income-related expenses – depending on tax rate up to 42% refund possible. [magazin.st…erscout.de]
✅ Requirements for tax deductibility
- Further training must be for professional reasons
- Course must not be initial training
- Proof of costs must be available
- Settlement via Annex N (employees) or business expenses (self-employed)
3 steps to tax savings
1. book course & receive invoice
2. collect evidence (travel, materials, etc.)
3. submit tax return – with Annex N or EÜR
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