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As published
Anlage 36 (zu den §§ 251 und 257 Absatz 1) Umrechnungskoeffizienten zur Berücksichtigung abweichender Grundstücksgrößen beim Bodenwert von Ein- und Zweifamilienhäusern
(Fundstelle: BGBl. I 2019, 1827)
Grundstücksgröße | Umrechnungskoeffizient
< 250 m² | 1,24
≥ 250 m² | 1,19
≥ 300 m² | 1,14
≥ 350 m² | 1,10
≥ 400 m² | 1,06
≥ 450 m² | 1,03
≥ 500 m² | 1,00
≥ 550 m² | 0,98
≥ 600 m² | 0,95
≥ 650 m² | 0,94
≥ 700 m² | 0,92
≥ 750 m² | 0,90
≥ 800 m² | 0,89
≥ 850 m² | 0,87
≥ 900 m² | 0,86
≥ 950 m² | 0,85
≥ 1 000 m² | 0,84
≥ 1 050 m² | 0,83
≥ 1 100 m² | 0,82
≥ 1 150 m² | 0,81
≥ 1 200 m² | 0,80
≥ 1 250 m² | 0,79
≥ 1 300 m² | 0,78
≥ 1 350 m² | 0,77
≥ 1 400 m² | 0,76
≥ 1 450 m² | 0,75
≥ 1 500 m² | 0,74
≥ 1 550 m² | 0,73
≥ 1 600 m² | 0,72
≥ 1 650 m² | 0,71
≥ 1 700 m² | 0,70
≥ 1 750 m² | 0,69
≥ 1 800 m² | 0,68
≥ 1 850 m² | 0,67
≥ 1 900 m² | 0,66
≥ 1 950 m² | 0,65
≥ 2 000 m² | 0,64
Your change, as a redline
Anlage 36 (zu den §§ 251 und 257 Absatz 1) Umrechnungskoeffizienten zur Berücksichtigung abweichender Grundstücksgrößen beim Bodenwert von Ein- und Zweifamilienhäusern
(Fundstelle: BGBl. I 2019, 1827)
Grundstücksgröße | Umrechnungskoeffizient
< 250 m² | 1,24
≥ 250 m² | 1,19
≥ 300 m² | 1,14
≥ 350 m² | 1,10
≥ 400 m² | 1,06
≥ 450 m² | 1,03
≥ 500 m² | 1,00
≥ 550 m² | 0,98
≥ 600 m² | 0,95
≥ 650 m² | 0,94
≥ 700 m² | 0,92
≥ 750 m² | 0,90
≥ 800 m² | 0,89
≥ 850 m² | 0,87
≥ 900 m² | 0,86
≥ 950 m² | 0,85
≥ 1 000 m² | 0,84
≥ 1 050 m² | 0,83
≥ 1 100 m² | 0,82
≥ 1 150 m² | 0,81
≥ 1 200 m² | 0,80
≥ 1 250 m² | 0,79
≥ 1 300 m² | 0,78
≥ 1 350 m² | 0,77
≥ 1 400 m² | 0,76
≥ 1 450 m² | 0,75
≥ 1 500 m² | 0,74
≥ 1 550 m² | 0,73
≥ 1 600 m² | 0,72
≥ 1 650 m² | 0,71
≥ 1 700 m² | 0,70
≥ 1 750 m² | 0,69
≥ 1 800 m² | 0,68
≥ 1 850 m² | 0,67
≥ 1 900 m² | 0,66
≥ 1 950 m² | 0,65
≥ 2 000 m² | 0,64
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