Income tax on rent, worked example, in Guam

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Non-resident couple's joint monthly rental income1 US$1,500 US$6,000 US$12,000
Annual Rental Income 18,000 72,000 144,000
Less Costs2 (4,890) (17,930) (53,790)
Less Depreciation3 (7,273) (24,935) (49,870)
= Taxable Income US$5,837 US$29,135 US$58,270
Income Tax Rates4
Up to US$50,000 15% 876 4,370 8,741
US$50,000 - US$75,000 25% - - 2,068
US$75,000 - US$100,000 34% - - -
US$100,000 - US$335,000 39% - - -
US$335,000 - US$10,000,000 34% - - -
US$10,000,000 - US$15,000,000 35% - - -
US$15,000,000 - US$18,333,333 38% - - -
Over US$18,333,333 35%- - - -
Annual Income Tax Due US$876 US$4,370 US$10,809
Tax Due as % of Gross Income 4.87% 6.07% 7.51%
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Notes


1 The property is jointly owned by husband and wife, through a local corporation.

2 Estimated values.

3 Estimated values.