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If you have been granted current surviving dependents' benefits, e.g. under the Federal Pensions Act or from statutory accident insurance, you can apply for a lump sum. You will also receive this lump sum if the right to the benefits is suspended or you have received a settlement in the form of a lump sum for the entitlement to the benefits.
In the case of surviving dependents' benefits, the proof must be provided by official documents (e.g. pension notice from the pension office, the competent compensation authority or a statutory accident insurance institution).
The pension notice of a statutory pension insurance institution does not suffice as proof.
There are survivors' benefits under one of the following laws:
- the Federal Pensions Act or another law which declares the provisions of the Federal Pensions Act on survivors' benefits to be applicable mutatis mutandis, or
- the regulations on statutory accident insurance, or
- the provisions under civil service law on survivors of a civil servant who has died as a result of an accident in the line of duty, or
- the provisions of the Federal Compensation Act on compensation for damage to life, limb or health.
- The survivor's lump sum is claimed in the income tax return
- The tax return can be filed in paper or online procedure
- The processing time depends on the processing status in the respective responsible tax office
If a taxpayer has been granted current survivor benefits, e.g. under the Federal Pensions Act or from statutory accident insurance, a lump sum may be claimed.
- You can find the contact points at the tax office responsible for you via the tax office finder on the website of the Federal Central Office
- The tax office responsible in each case decides on the applications in the tax return
- You can find the tax office responsible for you via the Tax Office Finder on the website of the Federal Central Tax Office