Fundraising costs

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Funding costs are the costs that are associated with the procurement of financing instruments arise.

General

From fundraising is spoken when a business entity 's capital needs through debt financing covers. Fundraising costs are considered ancillary costs that are incurred in addition to the loan interest. The loan interest and the cost of raising funds together make up the financing costs .

species

Fundraising costs are usually one-time expenses for the procurement and provision of loan funds, which are paid either to the lender or to a third party :

These fundraising costs are part of the transaction costs .

Demarcation

In terms of tax law, the damnum is also part of the fundraising costs, while economically it is to be regarded as part of the loan interest. The tax law counts among the debt interest ( § 9 Abs. 1 Nr. 1 EStG) also the ancillary costs of the loan and other credit costs including the money acquisition costs. According to this, notary fees to secure a loan or closing fees for a home loan and savings contract, which is intended to replace a financing loan to purchase a rented property, are deductible debt interest as business expenses.

See also

Individual evidence

  1. BFH, judgment of October 1, 2002, BStBl. 2003 II p. 399
  2. BFH, judgment of October 1, 2002, BStBl. 2003 II p. 398