Anw survivor benefit - You live in the same house as your tenant or landlord/landlady

For the purposes of the Anw scheme, you will not be considered to be living with someone if you have a commercial relationship with them.

What is a commercial relationship?

If you live in the same house as someone else (because, for example, you rent a room from or to someone) you are only considered to have a commercial relationship with that person if:

• you have a written tenancy or lodging agreement, and
• the contract states general market prices, not special small amounts for friends or relatives, and
• income from rent is reported to the Tax Administration (insofar as it is obligatory to do so), and
• you have documentary evidence of rent/letting, e.g. a contract, bank statements or, if applicable, a tax return.
  

We may visit you at home to verify whether the relationship is commercial.