How do I have to tax the Twitch donations?

I streamed for fun and set up donations. 50 euro came in, of which 20 as a test from me. I will never stream again because I don't enjoy it anymore. Do I have to state the 50 euro somewhere? If yes, where? Or can I donate to an organization and don't have to indicate anything?

The donation is linked to PayPal if you have set it up so that what goes to PayPal goes to the account. So your 50 euro are in your account.

You state this in your tax return.

Yes, of course, but do I have to pay tax on them?

No

But! And a business on top.

What you should quickly catch up with is to register a trade!
Because what you're doing right now is tax evasion.

Every income must be reported to the tax office.
In short: Anyone who intends to make a profit, as in your case, has to register a trade. If you don't do it, you get into bad problems! And you don't want that when it comes out.

Your income goes to the EÜR.

No donations do not have to be taxed because they are gifts, subs have to be taxed. Only when you only earn your money through Twitch do you have to pay taxes on everything and open a business.

You are wrong.
As a private person, you are not allowed to accept donations & if it is a donation, you must give each donor a donation receipt.

Only when you only earn your money through Twitch do you have to pay taxes on everything and open a business.

Not correct.
As soon as there's an intention to win. A "donation" button is enough.
You intend to get money. As an affiliate you have to register a business one way or another & submit your tax return annually.

Troll because you want to be right, but you are wrong.
OK. So can try to talk your way out.

But finally, register on the subject of business:
https://praxistipps.chip.de/...den_124131

https://sevdesk.de/blog/twitch-gewerbe-anmelden/#wann

To take just two sources on the subject. Google is happy to give you more.

About donations:

https://basic-tutorials.de/muss-man-einnahmen-auf-twitch-versteuern/#:~:text=Spenden%2FDonations%20m%C3%BCssen%20versteuert%20werden,Dienstleistungen%20wie%20das%20Online%2DStreaming.

https://twitter.com/...0982897664
Here the video from the RA law firm should be observed and listened carefully!

I'm not wrong, but a guy who really doesn't know well apparently you think you're the king everywhere, I stream myself so I'll know even if you are more of an unsuspecting streamer, no matter what you are told, you only listen to yourself anyway Even, several people have also confirmed my statement to me, people who do this themselves and have a clue about it.

Oh Gray, I'm a streamer myself and have been since 2013.
You can argue any way you want, but the facts quoted speak for themselves. You don't have to say more about this topic & a few quick sources were named & also by a lawyer specializing in media law.

If you want to know more, just google it. I wish you a pleasant evening.

The fact remains: Commercial duty with intention to make a profit & income (including donations) must be stated.

And how

But I don't know anyone who has registered a business because of this… I asked 10 streamers who received a few donations a month

In the income statement.

But it doesn't change the fact that you have to do that. Ignorance does not protect one from punishment. Legally it is a clear matter, just as certain streamers or Youtubers have to apply for a broadcasting license.

In fact, you actually have to become self-employed for it…