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Compare nonresident taxes on rental income by country
This table compares rental income taxes for non-resident individuals earning €/$1,500, €/$6,000 or €/$12,000 per month from residential rentals as a non- resident individual. Figures are updated annually. All income tax rates are calculated using the maximum standard deductions permitted by law. Where deductions are instead based on actual costs incurred, we assume deductible expenses equal to 30% of gross income to provide a consistent baseline for comparison across jurisdictions.
How to interpret this table
- Rental income: The columns show estimated tax on $1,500, $6,000 and $12,000 in monthly rent.
- Income Tax: Personal income tax rate for the country.
- Corporate Tax: Corporate income tax rate for the country.
- Property and owner: The figures assume residential property owned by a non-resident individual, rather than a company.
- Tax rates: The table uses headline statutory rules before deductions. Expenses such as maintenance, mortgage interest and depreciation may reduce the tax actually owed.
- Comparability: Use the figures as a benchmark. Property type, tax treaties and personal circumstances can change your tax liability.
- Updates and sources: We review the figures annually using national tax codes, finance ministries, international tax guides, and local legal and accounting sources. Consult a qualified local tax adviser for advice specific to your circumstances.