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Rental Income – Withholding Tax & Net Rent Calculator

Calculates rental income withholding tax, net rent, and effective yield.

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This tool helps you see rental income more clearly: - **Withholding tax amount** for workplace rentals (tax paid by tenant to the government), - **Net rent** received by the landlord, - **Total monthly and annual cash outflow** from the tenant's pocket, - **Annual net yield (%)** based on the estimated property value. Useful for simple scenarios: - Comparing workplace vs. residential rental offers, - "Is this rent reasonable for this property value?" analysis, - Scenario analysis with different withholding tax rates. Note: - For workplace rentals, withholding tax is paid by the tenant to the government, reducing the landlord's net income. - Residential rentals have no withholding tax; when residential type is selected, withholding is assumed to be 0. - In real life, income tax declarations, exemptions, deductible expenses, VAT-applicable rentals, and many other details apply. This tool **only shows the simplified rent–withholding relationship**.

How is Rental Income and Withholding Tax Calculated?
  • Gross rent is the monthly rent stated in the contract (withholding included).
  • For workplace rentals, the tenant calculates withholding on the gross rent, pays it to the government, and transfers the remaining net amount to the landlord.
  • In this case, the landlord receives less than the gross rent (net rent), while the total cash outflow from the tenant equals the gross rent.
  • Residential rentals have no withholding; the tenant pays the full gross to the landlord, and the landlord's net equals the gross.
  • When the approximate market value of the property is entered, a simple **net yield (%)** is calculated from annual net rent / property value.
This calculation is a simplified model. In actual regulations, income tax declarations, exemption amounts, deductible expenses, VAT, and differences between individual/corporate tenants involve many details. Consult a financial advisor for official filings and accounting records.
Use advanced settings for more accurate results.