Rental Income Tax Calculator
Use the Czech Rental Income Tax Calculator to determine your annual net income from renting real estate and apartments after taxes. Simply choose a currency, input the rent amount for the full year, select a tax method and press calculate.
Rental Income Tax Calculator
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FAQs
What is the apartment rental tax in the Czech Republic?
Czech real estate & apartment rental taxes subject anybody renting a home or apartment flat to certain tax obligations. Taxpayers file rental income as part of the personal income tax report, and property lessors must do this every year. The amount of taxable income then depends on the taxpayer’s personal income together with their rental income for the year.
How much rental tax will I pay as a non tax resident?
Tax residents and non tax residents in the Czech Republic must file taxes on the income they receive in the country. With rental income, taxpayers may file income taxes using actual expenses or at a 30% flat tax rate.
What is the law on real estate / apartment rental taxes?
If you rent any real estate or apartment over a longer period of time without providing services, tax obligations arise. Note: Services such as housekeeping, catering, and similar fall under accommodation services, and have different tax regimes. If no accommodation services exist, then renting out property is subject to real estate and apartment rental tax.
How is landlord vs entrepreneur defined?
The difference between a landlord and an entrepreneur renting property in the Czech Republic is a matter of employment status. If a person renting a property has full-time employment they are a ‘landlord’. Landlords are then only responsible for paying taxes on income generated from the rental property once every year. Conversely, if the lessor conducts business on a trade license, they must pay rental income tax on top of their business income taxes.
Who has to pay rental income tax in the Czech Republic?
Any income under CZK 6,000 annually from business, rental or other income-generating activities is not subject to taxation. If below this amount, there is no requirement to submit a tax return, and thus, nothing to pay. The threshold increases to CZK 15,000 if there is zero income other than the rental for the year. If you exceed either threshold, you must then pay rental income tax. In this case, tax filers report either actual expenses or using the simpler 30% flat tax rate.
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