Declaring income for IOAW: What to know?

Questioner

Which income exactly should be declared in the IOAW? Income from employment is clearly stated but; income from selling your second-hand items on Marktplaats? income from a possible profit on your shares? use of bank card for care groceries for your mother? your mother paying for your health insurance? I hear the strangest stories via social media and Radar and I'm starting to feel nervous.

Lawyer

Income that has an impact; -income from employment, such as wages, profit from business, freelance income, income from a life-course arrangement -income that comes from a salary, such as unemployment benefits (if you had multiple jobs and later became unemployed) or a WIA benefit -your partner's income. Income that does not affect; -Periodic payments from a so-called pension right that you purchased with a one-off severance payment (by the employer). You must have had a free choice in spending the one-off severance payment and you must be able to prove this. -Income of your minor children -Alimony -Subletting, renting and boarding -Tax credits (you must apply for tax credits yourself from the tax authorities in order to qualify for them); -Interest on your savings For further information, please contact me.

Questioner

`Well, I could also read that in the available documentation on the internet, I am mainly concerned with the matters mentioned that are not described in this documentation but do appear on radar etc.

Lawyer

In principle, the IOAW does not care how much equity you have. The information in the previous response is therefore leading here. If you are cut, you can then object and appeal against such a cut. Above all, do not let yourself be scared!