Property Tax International

For many non-resident property owners, the language barrier is half the battle. A missed deadline, a misread notice or an incomplete return can all lead to penalties. That’s why PTI Returns has German-speaking tax experts on hand to translate the bureaucracy into plain English.

The extended deadline for Irish self-assessed tax returns is here! There’s a catch. To qualify for the extension, you must both file and pay through ROS, Revenue’s online service. File or pay any other way and your deadline is 31 October, which is just around the corner. ⚠️

Renting out a furnished property in France as a non-resident? Choosing the right tax option can be the difference between overpaying on your French tax bill and maximising the return on your property investment.

If you earn rental income from property in Hungary, you must declare it and file an annual return. 📋 Our advisors handle it all: accurate, on-time filing, full compliance, and guidance on double taxation agreements so you're never taxed twice on the same income. ✅

Non-resident landlord in Ireland? Revenue requires you to declare your rental income and appoint a collection agent, an Irish resident who ensures 20% of your rent reaches the tax office and your annual return gets filed. 📋

If you begin or cease renting out property in France as a non-resident, you're required to file a declaration with the French tax office. ✅ Every year, PTI Returns helps thousands of French property owners get this paperwork right - step by step, start to finish. 📑

Own rental property in Germany but live abroad? Check out our new and improved guide to non-resident German property tax 2026! 📋 Inside, you'll find key info such as: filing deadlines, what counts as taxable income and how to avoid penalties for late or incomplete returns.

Good news for Irish landlords and self-assessed taxpayers — you've just been handed extra time. 🎉 Revenue has officially extended the self-assessed income tax filing deadline for 2025 returns to 18 November 2026. ⚠️ But here's the catch: link in the comments!