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Which countries do not tax rental income from AirBNB or similar outfit!

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Which countries do not tax rental income from AirBNB or similar outfit!

It would be more of a plus if there's no property tax, transfer tax or stamp duty.

I can add more criteria but i won't for now for simplicity reasons!!!!
 
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Which countries do not tax rental income from AirBNB or similar outfit!

Cayman Islands
Monaco (1% rental tax tenant pays however)

It would be more of a plus if there's no property tax, transfer tax or stamp duty.

No annual property taxes either but stamp duty etc applies.

P.S Would be interested in knowing about other countries also.
 
UAE and Cyprus (with low rent) seems to be one with 0% as well. Here are some others with taxes until 15%. Keep in mind, that's just for renting to tenants, and not especially for AIRBNB.
Without property tax/transfer tax it's gonna be harder, even UAE seems to have 6.8%.

NET MONTHLY RENT1,500
$ or €
6,000
$ or €
12,000
$ or €
UAE
0.00%​
0.00%​
0.00%​
Cyprus
0.00%​
20.95%​
27.98%​
Georgia
5.00%​
5.00%​
5.00%​
India
5.82%​
17.25%​
21.50%​
Thailand
7.42%​
20.40%​
25.20%​
Belgium
8.11%​
10.19%​
13.90%​
Poland
8.50%​
11.24%​
11.87%​
Germany
9.92%​
30.72%​
37.52%​
Romania
10.00%​
10.00%​
10.00%​
Qatar
10.00%​
10.00%​
10.00%​
Latvia
10.00%​
10.00%​
10.00%​
Israel
10.00%​
10.00%​
10.00%​
Croatia
10.00%​
10.00%​
10.00%​
Bulgaria
10.00%​
10.00%​
10.00%​
Ireland
10.05%​
11.54%​
12.52%​
Uruguay
10.50%​
10.50%​
10.50%​
Netherlands
13.42%​
22.12%​
26.39%​
Slovenia
15.00%​
15.00%​
15.00%​
Morocco
15.00%​
15.00%​
15.00%​
Montenegro
15.00%​
15.00%​
15.00%​
Lithuania
15.00%​
15.00%​
15.00%​
Hungary
15.00%​
15.00%​
15.00%​
Hong Kong
15.00%​
15.00%​
15.00%​
Czech Rep.
15.00%​
15.00%​
18.72%​
Brazil
15.00%​
15.00%​
15.00%​
 
Interesting there are almost no countries with 0% tax on such income!
 
Which countries do not tax rental income from AirBNB or similar outfit!

It would be more of a plus if there's no property tax, transfer tax or stamp duty.

I can add more criteria but i won't for now for simplicity reasons!!!!
If I'm not mistaken, under Cyprus non-dom rental income is not taxable.
There are some lawyers here that can clarify your specific scenario.
 
And UAE/Dubai doesn't have property taxes (yet) LOL

But after 4-5 years when they sell ton of real estate they are going to introduce it :D
I assume sooner than personal income tax.
Oh, Dubai has actually had a property tax since 2011, called Municipality tax or Housing fee. It is 5% of the property's rental value , paid by tenants if rented, or by the owner based on assumed market rent if not rented.

It only applies to foreign nationals though, not to Emiratis.

And I think Abu Dhabi and Sharjah also have Municipality taxes.

 
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