Tax information, hints and news. Exclusive for overseas property investors and owners.
When you buy your first overseas buy-to-let property, you may need to report rental income and file tax returns both in your home country and in the country where the property is located.
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Renting out your holiday home or buy-to-let on a home-sharing website such as Airbnb or Vrbo can yield attractive returns. However, tax on Airbnb property abroad can be perplexing.
Many overseas landlords don’t realize how much tax they owe as a host. Are you getting all of your tax breaks?
We’ve answered some of the most common tax questions from short-term rental hosts with properties abroad like you. Here is what you need to know about tax on Airbnb property abroad.
If you’re considering buying a rental property in Ireland, it’s important to understand how the mortgage you choose will affect your buy-to-let property tax bill. Continue reading
Renting out your home while living overseas can provide additional income, but it also comes with important U.S. tax obligations. Property owners must report all rental income to the IRS on Schedule E and keep detailed records of income and expenses.
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US taxpayers must report and calculate depreciation for foreign rental property as part of their global income tax obligations.
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US taxpayers must report rental income earned from property located outside the United States on their US tax return.
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US taxpayers can claim tax deductions for expenses related to foreign property, but notes that foreign property taxes are no longer deductible under current law.
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Non-resident property owners must report and pay income tax on rental income earned from property located in another country, even if they live abroad. Tax treatment depends on whether the income is taxed on gross rent or on net income after deductions such as maintenance, mortgage interest, or property management costs. Filing the correct tax return is essential, as failure to do so may result in higher withholding taxes and the loss of allowable deductions.
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Germany allows foreigners to purchase property without restrictions, though buyers should budget for significant upfront costs beyond the purchase price. It also clarifies that owning property does not grant residency or citizenship.
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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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