For non-resident investors
Invest in French rental property from abroad. Calculated according to your country of residence.
Bilateral tax treaties, French income tax separate from social levies, acquisition costs: RentValo automatically applies the rules specific to your situation.
What RentValo calculates differently for you
French income tax separate from social levies
As a non-resident, your French rental income is subject to French income tax (minimum 20% rate) AND social levies (17.2%) separately — unless partially exempt under a tax treaty. RentValo calculates both items precisely.
Analysis by bilateral tax treaty
France–Germany, France–UK, France–US… each treaty defines specific rules on expense deductibility, tax credits and rates. Select your country: the engine applies the correct treaty.
Real acquisition costs included
Notary fees (7.5% existing / 3% new build), agency fees, any bank fees linked to your country of residence: everything is factored into the net yield and real cash-flow calculation.
Go deeper
Four detailed guides on the tax position of a non-resident investor in France.
Investing in France as a non-resident
The full hub: 20/30% income tax, social levies, bilateral tax treaties.
Non-resident LMNP
Micro-BIC or actual expenses, depreciation, filing duties from abroad.
Non-resident capital gains tax
The 19% withholding, taper relief, the €150,000 exemption.
Buying property in France from abroad
Tax residence, mortgages and management from abroad, wealth tax.
Ready to analyse your investment in France?
Enter the property details, your country of tax residence, and get in 30 seconds: gross yield, net, net-net, monthly cash flow and a comparison of tax regimes.
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