The net monthly payment is the amount that is paid monthly for the mortgage after tax settlement. Therefore, the tax is taken into account.
The net monthly payment for a mortgage consists of premium, mortgage interest, possibly the repayment and the addition and deduction of the tax. The net monthly costs provide a good insight into the actual costs for your mortgage per month.
Various tax measures affect your monthly payments.
Addition:
The tax authorities see your home as an asset. You must therefore add an amount to your income. The WOZ value of your home determines the addition.
Deduction:
You may deduct the costs for taking out the mortgage from tax. In addition, you may deduct the monthly mortgage interest from the tax, the so-called mortgage interest deduction.
Addition – deduction = tax benefit:
The government is trying to simulate home ownership with interesting tax measures. The net monthly payment (after tax settlement) is therefore often lower than the gross monthly payment.
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