Cash you walk away with (after all taxes) — T2 in Melun — SCI à l’IS · ID 01SCI ISNet Cash to Associates

This page shows how we get from the money available at sale to the cash you walk away with, after the exit tax. Result for year 15: €54,239.

Where each number comes from

Each link opens the page that calculates that figure.

  1. Money available at sale (before exit tax) Total Distributable Ledger
    1. What the sale leaves after the loan and fees Net Sale Proceeds Ledger
    2. Savings account for the rent you keep (below €0 = cash borrowed from your other properties or a lender) Reinvestment/Financing Account
    3. Total company tax if you sell in year N IS at Exit Ledger (Cum IS at Exit)
      1. Profit on the sale (capital gain) Capital Gain
        1. Wear-and-tear deduction (depreciation: building, improvements, furniture) Depreciation
      2. Profit the tax office sees, including the sale Pool with Sale
        1. Profit the tax office sees (cumulative) Cumulative Pool
        2. Profit on the sale (capital gain) Capital Gain
      3. Profit after allowed deductions Taxable Profit
  2. Interest on the money you lent your company Compte Courant
    1. Cash you add when the company is short (payments after the purchase) Owner payments after the purchase
Part 1. What you take out at saleExit Distribution

Each amount in the worked lines is rounded to the cent, so a line can differ by €0.01.

Total Distributable at Exit's own 3-term assembly lives on Total Distributable Ledger. This Part turns that figure into what associates actually walk away with: the (grown, compounding) compte-courant balance is repaid tax-free first, then the company's one exit tax rate (31.40%) applies to whatever's left.

Year 15: max(€65,166.20 − €30,367.23, €0) = €34,798.97, Impôt = €34,798.97 × 31.40% = €10,926.88.

SCI share capital: €0.00. The money the associates put into the SCI’s capital (capital contributions). Like the compte courant, it comes back to them tax-free at the sale (through a capital reduction or at the liquidation): taxed amount = max(money available at the sale − compte courant owed − share capital, €0). The money put into the company is either compte courant or capital: compte courant + share capital = money put in. An automatic compte courant leaves out the property’s part of the capital by itself; a compte courant typed by hand must exclude it. A company setting (the portfolio’s ⋯ menu), split between the properties in proportion to the money put into the company for each.

Year 15: cash you walk away with = €65,166.20 − €10,926.88 (exit tax) = €54,239.32. Your compte courant repaid first, tax-free: max(min(€65,166.20, €30,367.23), €0) = €30,367.23.

  • Money available at sale (before exit tax)€65,166
  • −Exit tax (on the payout)€10,927
  • =Net Cash to Associates€54,239
Money available at sale (before exit tax)€65,166Total Distributable
Money the company still owes you at sale€30,367Compte Courant Owed
Exit tax (on the payout)€10,927Impôt
Cash you walk away with (after all taxes)€54,239Net Cash to Associates
YearMoney available at sale (before exit tax)Total DistributableMoney the company still owes youCC Loan OwedAmount taxed at exit (taxable distribution)Taxable DistributionExit tax (on the payout)ImpôtCash you walk away with (after all taxes)Net Cash to Associates
1€3,282€24,990€0€0€3,282
2€7,524€25,541€0€0€7,524
3€11,853€26,065€0€0€11,853
4€16,270€26,562€0€0€16,270
5€20,778€27,032€0€0€20,778
6€25,378€27,476€0€0€25,378
7€29,746€27,893€1,853€582€29,164
8€33,878€28,286€5,592€1,756€32,122
9€38,090€28,653€9,437€2,963€35,127
10€42,385€28,997€13,389€4,204€38,181
11€46,764€29,316€17,448€5,479€41,286
12€51,230€29,612€21,618€6,788€44,442
13€55,784€29,886€25,898€8,132€47,652
14€60,429€30,137€30,291€9,512€50,917
15€65,166€30,367€34,799€10,927€54,239
16€69,611€30,577€39,034€12,257€57,354
17€73,983€30,766€43,218€13,570€60,413
18€78,442€30,936€47,506€14,917€63,525
19€82,988€31,087€51,901€16,297€66,691
20€87,875€31,471€56,404€17,711€70,164
21€93,123€31,939€61,184€19,212€73,911
22€98,555€32,412€66,143€20,769€77,786
23€104,120€32,891€71,229€22,366€81,754
24€109,822€33,379€76,444€24,003€85,819
25€115,664€33,874€81,790€25,682€89,982

The money back year — the first year the cash you walk away with (above) would at least return the cash you put in — has its own page.