Calculator of Plus-Values for 2026
Calculate property income tax (including capital gains) in France for 2026. Properties: Income Tax (IR) + Capital Gains Tax (PS) with deductions for possession period. Titles: PFU 30% flat rate.
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Come utilizzare Calcolatore Plus-Values Immobiliari e Mobiliari 2026
Select the type of asset
Mobile investment gains (stocks, ETFs, etc.): PFU 12.8% + PS 17.2% = 30%. Real estate gains: Tiered tax rates + PS 17.2%, with progressive abatement for duration of ownership.
Insert purchase and sale prices
For properties: include notary fees and capitalized works to reduce taxable value. For securities: include acquisition commissions.
Indicate possession duration (real estate)
Only for properties: progressive IR abatement from the 6th year (6% per annum from the 6th to the 21st, 4% in the 22nd year). Total exemption of IR after 22 years. Exemption of PS after 30 years.
Read your payable taxes
The tool shows tax settings, social contributions, total taxes, and final net gain.
Suggerimenti
- For your main residence: accurately document that it was your actual primary residence (registry address, tax declaration, bills).
- For rented properties: Consider the sale timing. Selling after 22 years eliminates IR, selling after 30 years also eliminates PS.
- ETF with PEA regime: exempt capital gains (but 17.2% PS after 5 years of plan ownership). Ideal for long-term equity investments.
- Tax on profits over €50,000 is often forgotten. Include it in your real estate sale plan.
Domande frequenti
How is real-estate capital gain calculated?
PV = sale price - purchase price. The purchase price includes the price paid, acquisition costs (7.5% flat-rate or actual), and works (only if not already deducted from rental income). A progressive allowance (abattement) applies based on years of ownership.
Is there an exemption for the primary residence?
Yes, the sale of the primary residence is fully exempt from capital gains tax, regardless of the ownership period. It must be the actual primary residence at the time of sale.
What is the tax on high real-estate capital gains?
For real-estate capital gains above EUR 50,000, an additional progressive tax applies: from 2% (50k-100k) up to 6% (>260k), on top of the regular income tax and social contributions.
Can capital losses on securities offset capital gains?
Yes. For securities: capital losses in a given year offset capital gains in the same year. Any negative balance carries forward for the following 10 years. For real estate: there is no offsetting between different asset categories.