What is the medium fee?

In a normal case, the tax consultant is entitled to the medium fee. The fee is generally levied when a matter of average weight, scope and difficulty is present and the client is in normal income and financial circumstances.

If the taxpayer invokes expenditures due to a double household management, from rental objects or a photovoltaic system, the work effort on the part of the tax consultant is higher and thus more expensive than a standard explanation. He may then also take the maximum fee!

The medium fee is therefore a good starting point for determining the appropriate fee, especially as the jurisdiction regularly uses this procedure. The medium fee is the average fee within a fee range. It is simply calculated by adding the minimum and maximum fee, divided by 2.

For example, the medium fee for the preparation of the income tax return amounts to 3,5/10 of the maximum fee.