What matters in 30 seconds
- Your income: furnished lettings fall under industrial and commercial profits (BIC), under the micro or the actual regime.
- The actual regime: a 2031 return, with depreciation of the property and furniture, which often greatly reduces the tax on rents.
- LMNP or LMP: you become a professional landlord when your receipts exceed €23,000 a year and exceed the household’s other earned income.
- As an LMP: social contributions on profit and professional capital gains rules.
- Selling: the capital gains rules changed in 2025: look at them before selling.
What we take care of
The accounting and tax engagement
Accounting for your activity, depreciation by component, the 2031 return and its schedules, reporting on your personal return and monitoring of your status.
Additional services, à la carte
On request, comparison of the micro and actual regimes, or an estimate of the tax on a sale.
Your budget
Your budget depends on the actual work: number of properties, long-term or holiday lets, receipts. As an indication, the LMNP engagement starts at €165 excl. VAT per month; for an LMP, usually a larger activity, it is quoted. Estimate my budget
Frequently asked questions
Micro-BIC or actual regime?
The actual regime allows expenses to be deducted and the property and furniture to be depreciated; it often becomes worthwhile when expenses or the property price are significant. The comparison is done on your figures, on request.
I do not live in France: does that change anything?
Rental income from a French property is taxable in France. Your situation in your country of residence must also be looked at; we coordinate with your adviser there if needed.
Do holiday lets change anything?
Yes: the rules for furnished tourist accommodation have changed, and some hotel-type services may trigger VAT. We check your situation.
How are your fees set?
According to the number of properties, the type of letting and your status. They are set out in a written proposal and reviewed if your activity changes. See our fees
Do I need to register my furnished letting activity?
Yes: a furnished letting activity must be declared to obtain a SIRET number, generally through the INPI one-stop shop, even as a non-professional landlord.
The forecasts, cash-flow plans, dashboards, simulations, studies and analyses mentioned above are additional engagements, provided on request and quoted in advance in your engagement letter: the more frequent they are, the higher their cost.