Cash flow of year 1 — map — Furnished flat-share in Melun — LMNP · ID 02LMNP

What is left of year 1's rent once every cost and the loan payments are paid, then once the year's income tax and social contributions are paid, with your numbers.

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ΣΣΣΣ++−−−−++€1,311Property tax€1,724Co-ownershipcharges€2,339Insurance andfixed costs€1,229Yearly repairs€6,603Costs (excludingthe loan)€3,549Loan interest€3,958Loan capitalrepaid€7,507Loan payments€19,665Rent collected€5,555Cash flow beforetax, year 1€0Income taxno tax this year€0Socialcontributionsno tax this yearCash flow aftertax, year 1€5,555€0Total before year1Cumulative cashflow after tax,end of year 1€5,555
  • Rent
  • Costs
  • Loan
  • Taxes (the State)
  • the result

Year 1: rent €19,665 − costs €6,603 − loan payments €7,507 = €5,555 left before tax; − income tax €0 − social contributions €0 = €5,555 left after tax. End of year 1: €5,555 (year 1) + €0 (total before year 1) = €5,555.

What this calculation leaves out

  • Not in this figure: what your rental account adds on top (the interest on the cash kept, its flat tax, an overdraft’s interest, and the payments after the purchase) — see the rental account page.
  • The loan interest is a cost for the tax; the capital repaid is not a cost — it builds your share of the property (the loan map).
  • The CSG tax back is the tax saved on the deductible part of last year’s CSG (× your marginal rate), received one year later.

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