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French Taxes 2018
Income Tax Rates/Bands 2018
Exemption Thresholds
Income tax in France – 2017 vs 2018
Income tax and the 2018 reforms
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) 2016/679 is a regulation in
What expatriates can and can’t do with UK pensions in France
What are the current options for different UK pensions in France and how can expatriates find the most tax-efficient and beneficial approach?
Four things you need to know to protect your legacy in France
By understanding key aspects of French succession law and taxes, expatriates can ensure that chosen heirs are set to inherit their estate with minimum taxation.
It pays to think beyond residency when preparing for Brexit in France
While the Brexit countdown may be on to secure French residency, British expatriates wishing to live in France should not underestimate the importance of early tax and financial planning.
The clock is ticking to lock-in residency benefits in France post-Brexit
British expatriates in France should act now to secure residency and take advantage of healthcare and pension opportunities before Brexit changes the rules.
A new year resolution to review your financial planning for France
The New Year is a perfect time to review your financial planning for France. Is it up to date? There are various elements you should consider, from investments, to pensions, to tax and estate planning.
‘Brexit’ has potential to move exchange rates by huge margin
Commentary last year from our Foreign Currency Partners :
Expatriates’ rights safeguarded with Brexit breakthrough
A landmark agreement has been reached in Brexit talks which has cemented citizens’ rights on both sides.
France reforms taxation on investment income and wealth
From 2018 French residents no longer need to pay wealth tax on savings and investments, and investment income benefits from a new tax rate.
The price is right
Something that is always a bone of contention when we start to market a property is the estimation of the correct price.
With standard modern properties, it is relatively easy, using a price per m² for the habitable surface area, and then factoring in the quality of finish.
Delaying registering for healthcare in France could save tax on your pension
If you are planning to take your pension as cash, avoiding social charges could make a considerable saving.
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The so called "crash, backlash and dash"
Since EU and UK negotiators agreed that those resident in the EU by 29 March 2019 (now potentially extended to 31 December 2020) would have their citizens’ rights guaranteed, there’s been a rush by many UK Buyers to get over to France asap.
Quite rightly, Brexit has encouraged many Britons to bring forward their plans to move to France to secure residency ahead of the expected transition deadline.
The emphasis is usually on getting into the French system as quickly as possible. However, without careful planning in advance, changing residency can have serious financial pitfalls. Taking expert, cross-border advice is a crucial step towards ensuring your financial affairs are suitable for your new life in France. We can help – just ask, and we will put you in touch with an expert.
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