Holiday Rental Tax Advice

Reliable tax and rental income advice is invaluable. Having an investment property, either domestically or in the overseas market, can be daunting when dealing with the tax affairs. If you’re not familiar with this field, the language gaps and the lack of explicit information out there it can be difficult.
If you’re like us you have a lot of questions:
- What taxes do I have to pay when I purchase my international property?
- Who do I have to pay my taxes to?
- Do I need to declare tax and rental income received?
- When and how do I file my tax return?
- Is there any local tax that I need to be aware off?
- Is there a double tax agreement between the country where I own a property and my country of residence?
That is why NeedMoreRentals.com has teamed up with Property Tax International (PTI) to bring you reliable tax and rental income advice from the people in the know.
PTI is the market leader in the preparation and filing of foreign income tax returns on behalf of non-resident property owners. Covering the below range of countries, PTI provides the most affordable income tax advice and filing services for investors with rental income from an overseas property.
AUSTRALIA, AUSTRIA, BELGIUM, CANADA, FRANCE, GERMANY, HUNGARY, IRELAND, NETHERLANDS, NEW ZEALAND, POLAND, PORTUGAL, SPAIN AND USA.
PTI has seventeen years experience of international property tax advice; understanding the confusion surrounding international tax, while explaining tax and rental incomes in a simple and straight forward way (in English or any other language needed).
Why Choose PTI?
– Tax returns from: €99.00
– All services in English (French, German, Spanish, Polish, Russian speakers also available)
– Non-resident property tax filing specialists
– Online Tracking Account – allows clients access their personal PTI account detailing every comment left on their file ensuring a complete transparent service
– All services carried out online/ telephone
– Piece of mind that clients are receiving the most up-to-date tax information available and any Double Tax Treaties and other relevant tax legislations are being followed.
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