How much tax do you have to pay – letting your entire home

Any profit is taxed as capital income at the rate of 22 percent. Correspondingly, any deficit will become a deduction.

On the taxation of rental income for short-term letting.

However, it isn't necessarily always the case that rental income is taxed as capital income. In some cases, rental income can be taxed as business income, at a tax rate of up to 50.6 percent.

Whether the letting is considered a business activity or not, depends on an overall assessment that's based on the scope, frequency and duration of the letting, among other things. Usually, for the letting to be assessed as a business activity, you have to  let your entire home through short-term and frequent lettings.

The "Am I self-employed?" wizard is available here. 

Contact us if you're unsure how your income should be taxed.