ECONOMY: Do you lodge an average of 20 days a year, it will cost you 5,000 kroner a day if you have leveraged the one million. In addition to interest payments going maintenance costs, electricity, council tax, inventory, equipment and and any property taxes, according to consumer economist Nigel Sandmæl DNB.
– Standing cabin empty during the winter, you can therefore rent it out for 10,000 tax-free money, says Sandmæl to Avisenes Nyhetsbyrå (ANB).
Not used
Nearly three out of five own or have free access to the chalet, but only two out of five uses namely cabin 14 days or less during a year. Entire 3 of 5 uses less than 30 days, according to a recent survey conducted by Ipsos MMI.
– You must use the cottage regularly yourself that you will be able to rent it out to 10,000 per year tax free, explains consumer economist.
– exceeds rental income this amount be taxed 85 percent of the excess amount. This income is taxed as capital income at 25 percent, she adds.
Deductions
Expert: Consumer Economist Nigel Sandmæl.Foto: DNB / ANB
not using the cabin itself, but rents it out most of the year, the lodge accounting compared. Then the entire income minus expenses related to rental operations taxed at 25 percent, according to DNB’s consumer economist.
– Examples of expenses you can lead as a deduction, maintenance, municipal taxes, insurance, ground rent, advertising of the cottage, property, wear of furniture, travel, light and heat (if included in the rent), tells Sandmæl.
written agreement
Should you rent out the cottage, she recommends to conclude a written lease and take a deposit to cover any damages.
– Try to maintain a private feel of the cabin, but not personally. Remove valuable items and make room for others to use the cabin. Eg with an Asset and cleaning list, she says.
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