Estimate income tax and social charges on your rental income based on your family situation.
Total tax
2 286EUR/year
Income tax
2 286EUR/year
Social charges
0EUR/year
Marginal rate
30%
Effective rate
7.6%
Fiscal parts
1.0
Family quotient
Marginal vs effective
Social charges
Rental income is subject to progressive income tax rates (0%, 11%, 30%, 41%, 45%) and social contributions of 17.2%. The marginal tax rate depends on your total income.
The family quotient divides taxable income by the number of fiscal shares (based on marital status and children), reducing the effective tax rate.
Adding rental income can push you into a higher tax bracket. It is important to simulate the impact before investing to evaluate net after-tax profitability.
Rental income is added to your other income (salary, pension...) and subject to the progressive income tax scale (0%, 11%, 30%, 41%, or 45% depending on your marginal bracket). Social contributions of 17.2% also apply. The combined tax rate can therefore reach 62.2% for the highest incomes.
A married or civil-partnered couple starts with 2 base shares. Each of the first two children adds half a share, so 2 children add 1 share for a total of 3 tax shares. From the third child onward, each additional child adds 1 full share.
Partially: only CSG is deductible, at a rate of 6.8% out of the 9.2% levied. Other contributions (CRDS at 0.5%, solidarity levy at 7.5%) are not deductible. The deductible CSG reduces your taxable income for the following year, which indirectly lowers your tax.
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Total tax
2 286EUR