In general, a landlord of a furnished rental property cannot claim the cost of a visit to a psychologist as a business expense
A taxpayer who rents out furnished apartments was subject to a tax audit.
In particular,administration the expenses he had claimed and concluded that a psychological consultation billed at 500 euros was not related to the business.
The taxpayer stated that an employee’s concerning behavior had made it necessary to consult a psychologist.
The Administrative Court will, however, find that there is no evidence to support this claim.
She will thus approve the tax assessment.
CAA Paris, Oct. 17, 2025, No. 24PA00187
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