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If you own a home in Spain that isn’t your main residence, you may owe an additional charge known as the Deemed Annual Tax (Modelo 210). This tax applies even if you don’t rent your property, and missing it can lead to penalties or fines.
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If you own a property in Spain but don’t rent it out, you’re still required to pay tax on its deemed rental value. This often-overlooked “deemed income tax” (Modelo 210) catches many non-resident landlords by surprise — and failing to file it can lead to penalties from the Spanish tax authority.
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If you own property in France as a non-resident, understanding French property tax is essential. This guide explains taxe foncière, taxe d’habitation, rental income tax, capital gains tax, wealth tax (IFI), and VAT rules for non-residents.
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A practical 2025 guide for foreign landlords in Germany covering rental income tax, property transfer tax, deductions, and filing deadlines.
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A complete 2025 guide for non-residents investing in German real estate, covering property taxes, capital gains, deductions, and filing deadlines.
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Own a German rental property or interested in investing in one? Would you like to learn more about the property tax deductions available to help reduce your rental income tax in Germany? Whether you’re a German resident or nonresident, it’s important to understand the various rental property expenses you may be able to deduct to reduce your tax liability.
Dreaming of owning a slice of Germany’s real estate pie?
Buying property in Germany as a foreigner can be a smart investment opportunity, but it’s important to understand the tax implications and potential challenges of owning real estate abroad.
Renowned for its stable economy, strong legal system, and commitment to quality living, buying property in Germany as a foreigner is a secure and reliable investment, and you can benefit from rising house prices.
Whether it’s a cozy Berlin apartment, a charming Bavarian villa, or an industrial space in Frankfurt, the German property market beckons. But if you’re not a resident, how do you navigate the ins and outs of this enticing market?
With every twist and turn in international property tax policy, global real estate investors are reshaping their strategies, hunting for the next big win.
This guide explains what you need to know about buying property in Germany as a non-resident.
If you are a non-resident in Germany and you own rental property, we can help with tax compliance.
Our team is specifically focused on ensuring the property owner’s tax obligations are all addressed both in Germany and at home. You can request a no-obligation consultation with a tax expert.
Key Takeaways:
Foreigners can freely buy property in Germany.
Expect 10–12% additional costs beyond purchase price.
Property prices in 2024: €4,741/m² (median), higher in major cities.
No citizenship granted via property ownership.
A furnished holiday let (FHL) is an attractive investment option for many landlords.
They offer flexibility, strong short-term income potential, and, until recently, favourable tax treatment.
But to succeed in this sector, it’s important to understand the rules, stay on top of upcoming changes, and ensure your property is legally compliant and efficiently run.
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Each year, many UK homeowners earn extra income by renting out a room in their property.
To support this, the UK government offers a valuable tax relief known as the Rent a Room Scheme.
But what happens if you’re a non-resident property owner? Are you still eligible to benefit from this tax break?
In this guide, we’ll explain everything international property investors need to know about the UK’s Rent a Room Scheme — including who qualifies and how it works.
We’ll also examine some of the other deductions that non-resident homeowners can claim in order to reduce their tax bill.
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In today’s globalized world, the United Kingdom remains a sought-after destination for property investment, drawing both residents and non-residents.
As property values continue to rise, the intricacies of UK property tax become increasingly significant.
Property ownership in the United Kingdom is a substantial investment, with far-reaching implications.
This article delves into the complexities of UK property tax and tax on rental property, offering a clear and concise guide to help you navigate the tax landscape and make informed decisions about your property investments. Continue reading