This table shows average rental yields for 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom residential properties in capital cities across more than 80 countries. Yields are calculated using median property prices and rental ...

Nonresidents are liable to pay tax on their Bulgarian-sourced income. Joint taxation is not allowed, and married couples are taxed separately. Tax on gross rents payable to nonresidents is withheld at ...

This table shows the latest asking rent prices for 1-bedroom residential dwellings—usually apartments or flats—in Doha and Lusail (Qatar). Data is sourced from local property portals based on average ...

This table shows average rental yields for 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom residential properties in capital cities across more than 80 countries. Yields are calculated using median property prices and rental ...

Nonresidents are taxed only on their income from sources in Mauritius. No capital gains tax is levied in Mauritius. However, if individuals buy and sell multiple properties, the tax authorities may ...

Nonresidents are generally taxed at 18% on all their income from Ukraine, withheld at source. An additional 1.5% military tax is also charged on the same tax base. Capital gains realized by ...

Rental income is taxed under the Capital Gains Tax with a nominal rate of 22%. However, if a person rents out no more than 2 properties that fall under the Icelandic residential law, 50% of the rental ...

An individual who is not fully liable for taxes may have limited tax liability in Denmark. This limited tax liability pertains only to income from Danish sources, as specified in Section 2 of the ...

Income from property is taxed separately from other income with a flat rate of 8% from the 2025 tax year. Property tax is levied on real property (buildings) situated in Macau. The property owner is ...

Nonresidents are taxed on their income from Dominican Republic sources. Married individuals are assessed and taxed separately from their partners. Rental income is subject to a flat rate of 15% for ...

Nonresidents are taxed on their Chilean-sourced income. Married couples are taxed separately, but the husband reports the income derived from marital community properties. Nonresidents earning Chilean ...

Nonresidents are taxed on their income sourced from Aruba. Married couples may be taxed jointly or separately. However, spouses cannot opt for joint taxation on their incomes from employment, business ...