How are rental income taxed, which expenses are offset and what is left over?

Rental income is counted as income in addition to salary, which must be taxed at the personal tax rate. However, not the entire monthly rental income is taxed, but only the remaining amount of the income statement.
Expenses incurred for the property, such as operating costs, interest expenses and depreciation, can be offset against the rental income, so that the amount to be taxed is reduced.
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