Cash flow of year 1 — map — T3 in Melun — réel foncier · ID 05Réel foncier

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

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ΣΣΣ++−−−−++€1,260Property tax€1,680Co-ownershipcharges€360.00Insurance andfixed costs€3,300Costs (excludingthe loan)€5,296Loan interest€4,162Loan capitalrepaid€9,458Loan payments€10,450Rent collected−€2,308Cash flow beforetax, year 1you add money€0Tax due this yearnothing this year€3,210Tax saved on yourother income−€3,210This year's nettaxmoney backCash flow aftertax, year 1€901.79€0Total before year1Cumulative cashflow after tax,end of year 1€901.79
  • Rent (your money)
  • Costs
  • Loan (the bank)
  • Tax (the State)
  • the result
  • ended or nothing to write off

Year 1: rent €10,450 − costs €3,300 − loan payments €9,458 = €2,308 short before tax; + tax back €3,210 = €901.79 left after tax. End of year 1: €901.79 (year 1) + €0 (total before year 1) = €901.79.

What this calculation leaves out

  • The year’s tax is the réel foncier tax (rental income after the deductible charges, the déficit foncier, the carried-forward deficits): each tax circle opens the tax map.
  • The loan interest is a deductible charge for the tax; the capital repaid is not — it builds your share of the property (the loan map).
  • The interest of your rental account (and its flat tax) is not here: it is on the rental account page. This figure is the rent only.
  • Works are paid at the purchase, not out of the rent. Only declared (invoiced) works enter the tax; works without invoices are money spent, never in any tax.

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