- A private individual who rents out homes or premises without hired staff is outside the scope of the invoicing systems regulation (RRSIF/RSIF) if the activity is not considered an economic activity under IRPF rules.
- Rental income is only treated as an economic activity when at least one full-time employee under a labor contract is used to manage it.
- If there is no such employee, the person does not carry on an economic activity for IRPF purposes and is not subject to the RRSIF.
Source: allyon-etl.es
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