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How to calculate rental income tax in France
If you are a non-resident renting out property in France, your income is subject to taxation both in France and your home country, requiring the preparation and filing of an annual French property tax return. This article explains how to calculate your rental income and where to find assistance for filing your non-resident French tax return online.
The complete guide to French property taxes – Taxe d’Habitation, Taxe Foncière and CFE refund
France abolished the Taxe d’Habitation for main homes in 2023, but non-resident landlords and second home owners remain fully liable for the Taxe Foncière and the CFE (Cotisation Foncière des Entreprises). This essential guide breaks down your remaining property tax obligations, clarifies the new rules for furnished rentals, and provides the exact steps you need to follow to claim your often-overlooked CFE refund.
French property VAT refund guide for foreign investors
France offers international investors the chance to reclaim the 20 % VAT paid on new-build property purchases if the property is rented out commercially under qualifying conditions, making what would otherwise be a significant upfront cost substantially lower. This VAT refund is especially attractive to non-resident buyers willing to participate in schemes such as leaseback and comply with French tax requirements.
Continue readingTIN in France: Requirements, Application, and Usage
Navigating French taxes as a non-resident can be confusing. This guide explains everything about the French Tax Identification Number (TIN), how to obtain it, where to find it, and its role in income and property tax for non-residents.
Continue readingProperty Tax in France for Non-Residents: Ultimate Guide to French Real Estate Taxes (2025)
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.
Continue readingRental Income Tax in Ireland: The Ultimate Guide for Landlords
Learn how rental income tax works in Ireland, what landlords can claim as expenses, and how to stay compliant whether you live in Ireland or abroad.
Continue readingGerman Capital Gains Tax for expats: What foreign investors need to know
Selling property in Germany can trigger capital gains tax, depending on how long you’ve owned the property and how it was used. This guide explains who pays CGT, the applicable tax rates, exemptions, and how to reduce your tax bill.
Continue readingSpanish Tax Deadlines: Key Dates for Residents, Non-Residents, and Landlords
The primary Spanish tax deadlines are 30 June for resident annual income tax (IRPF) and 31 December for non-resident imputed income tax, filed using the Modelo 210. Landlords must submit rental income taxes quarterly (Jan 20, Apr 20, Jul 20, Oct 20) to ensure full compliance and avoid penalties.
Continue readingSpanish Rental Income Tax (Modelo 210) Update 2024: Quarterly vs. Annual Filing
The primary change to Spanish rental income tax now permits non-resident property owners to file their tax returns (Modelo 210) annually instead of being subject to the former quarterly filing requirement. This new annual deadline for rental income earned from 2024 onward falls on January 20 of the following year, though all income earned prior to 2024 must still be filed quarterly.
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