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Furnished rentals
Income 2021: what exemption if you rent part of your main residence?
Publié le 03 mars 2021 - Directorate for Legal and Administrative Information (Prime Minister)
Income from renting or subrenting furnished one or more rooms of his principal residence is exempt from income tax, where the rent is set "within reasonable limits" and does not exceed a certain annual ceiling. This threshold for 2021 has just been published in the Official Fiscal Bulletin.
Persons renting or subletting furnished rooms of their main dwelling are exempt from income tax in the category of industrial and commercial profits (BIC) for the proceeds of such leasing where:
- the rented rooms constitute for the tenant or the sub-tenant furnished his principal residence or his temporary residence (in the case of a seasonal worker);
- and the rental price remains within reasonable limits.
In order to assess whether the rental price is reasonable, two regional ceilings are reassessed each year. Below these ceilings, the rent is deemed reasonable.
For revenues received in 2021, these annual rent ceilings per square meter of living space, excluding charges, are set at €191 in Île-de-France and €141 in other regions. For the 2020 income to be reported in 2021, these ceilings were respectively €190 and €140. For example, you do not have to report income from renting a 20-meter room2 of your main residence in Île-de-France when the annual rent (excluding expenses) does not exceed €3,820 (191 x 20) or €318.33 per month.
FYI
When rental income does not exceed €72,600 or that it's 1re or 2e as long as your annual revenues exceed this cap, the micro-BIC (micro-company) regime will apply. The taxable profit shall be equal to the revenue less a flat-rate reduction for expenditure on 50%.
Beyond this limit, the so-called "real profit" scheme applies. You must determine your net taxable income by deducting expenses from your income.
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