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Taxation

Taxation of rental income
General information
Deducting expenses
Rental income
Renovations
Fixtures and appliances
Renting to a relative
Travel expenses and other expenses
Own use and its implications
Losses incurred by the rental operation
Investing via a limited liability company
Value added tax
Tax Return Guide
Entering as income and as funding
Entering as income and as funding
Deciding on funding
Adjustment options for housing company’s annual financial statement
Acquisition and transfer
Transfer tax
Capital gains tax
Gift tax and inheritance tax
Flipping apartments
Taxation
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Taxation of rental income
General information
Deducting expenses
Rental income
Renovations
Fixtures and appliances
Renting to a relative
Travel expenses and other expenses
Own use and its implications
Losses incurred by the rental operation
Investing via a limited liability company
Value added tax
Tax Return Guide
Entering as income and as funding
Entering as income and as funding
Deciding on funding
Adjustment options for housing company’s annual financial statement
Acquisition and transfer
Transfer tax
Capital gains tax
Gift tax and inheritance tax
Flipping apartments

Capital gains tax

When a landlord sells their apartments, sales often result in capital gain or loss. Capital gain is taxable as capital income. Capital loss, on the other hand, may be deducted from capital gain or other capital income, such as rental income. Rental use does not affect the tax exemption of the capital gain from selling your own home. 

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When a landlord sells their apartments, sales often result in capital gain or loss. Capital gain is taxable as capital income. Capital loss, on the other hand, may be deducted from capital gain or other capital income, such as rental income. Rental use does not affect the tax exemption of the capital