With the rise of vacation rentals, becoming an Airbnb host has become a lucrative strategy for many. However, with income comes responsibilities, including properly reporting that income to your tax office. At Aurora Concierge, we're here to guide you through this essential process.

Pay attention to your Airbnb Income Declaration!
Recent legislative changes have required platforms like Airbnb to share information about the income generated by their hosts with the tax authorities, thereby increasing transparency and the fight against tax fraud.
Declaration Terms

When you rent your primary residence on Airbnb:

Exemption up to €760: If your annual rental income does not exceed €760, you do not have to declare anything and are exempt from tax.
Beyond €760: You must choose between two tax regimes, the Micro BIC and the Actual Regime, depending on the income generated.

Tax Regimes to Consider

Micro BIC (for income <€70,000): This scheme offers a 50% tax deduction for expenses, simplifying the reporting of your Airbnb income. Income must be declared using the supplementary tax form, under line 5ND.
Actual Regime (for income > €70,000): Suitable if you have significant rental expenses. This regime allows you to deduct all your actual expenses.