Date source: 2026-07-26
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Renting Out Your Home: Rules Evolve in 2026 Published on July 27, 2026 - Service Public / Direction of Legal and Administrative Information (Prime Minister)
Do you want to rent out your primary residence? You are then subject to taxation on furnished holiday lets. The rules stemming from the Le Meur law of 2024 have evolved in 2026. Service Public informs you.
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The so-called Le Meur law of 2024 applicable from January 1, 2025 aims to strengthen the regulation of furnished holiday lets. The goal is to encourage permanent housing in areas where the real estate market is tight.
It notably established the obligation for all co-owners who have declared themselves as holiday let landlords to inform the syndic of co-ownership. Furthermore, new rules of co-ownership must explicitly state the authorization or prohibition of holiday let rentals.
Registration of holiday lets The registration of holiday lets is currently mandatory only in certain municipalities in so-called