Yes — income earned from renting out your motorhome or caravan on MyCamper is generally taxable. However, rules differ depending on the country where you reside or where your vehicle is registered.
Below is a summary of the tax situation for each country where MyCamper operates. For accurate and up-to-date advice, we strongly recommend consulting your local tax authority or a licensed tax advisor.
Switzerland
Rental income is taxable and must be declared on your personal tax return.
You can deduct expenses such as maintenance, insurance, and MyCamper fees. Substantial income may be subject to VAT.
Sweden
Income from camper rentals is taxed.
There’s a basic annual tax-free threshold (check current limits with Skatteverket). Expenses can be deducted. Frequent rentals may require reporting as business income.
Germany
Rental income is considered “other income” and is taxable.
You may deduct expenses, including depreciation. If renting frequently, you might need to register a business (Gewerbe) and handle VAT obligations.
Norway
Camper rental income is subject to tax.
A small amount may be tax-free, but anything above that must be reported. You can deduct rental-related costs. Use Skatteetaten for updated guidance.
Finland
Rental income is taxed as capital income.
You can deduct costs such as insurance, repairs, and MyCamper fees. If your activity becomes regular and profit-oriented, business tax rules may apply.
Denmark
Income from camper rentals must be declared and is taxable in Denmark.
There is typically a small tax-free amount (bundfradrag), but anything above must be reported. You may deduct documented expenses directly related to renting.
Tip: Use TastSelv (Skattestyrelsen’s self-service portal) to report income and check deduction rules.
Austria
Rental income is taxable in Austria.
If you rent occasionally, this is considered private income and must be reported. Frequent or commercial rentals may trigger business classification and VAT obligations.
Tip: Use FinanzOnline for reporting. Keep documentation of all earnings and deductible costs.
General Guidelines for All Countries
Track Everything: Maintain clear records of income, expenses, and rental dates.
Use MyCamper Reports: Access payout summaries from your dashboard under Earnings > Download Report.
Consult a Tax Advisor: Especially if you rent frequently or cross tax thresholds.
If you're unsure about your situation, your local tax authority or a tax advisor is your best source of information. You are ultimately responsible for reporting your income in accordance with your country's laws.