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All your foreign income (dividends, rental, pensions…) must be declared on form 2047, and annexed on the summarising form 2042, even if they have already been taxed abroad.
In application of the non-double …
Normally, people who are married, regardless of their matrimonial regime, are subject to joint taxation.
However, the law provides for separate taxation in the following cases:
The general tax code provides an exemption for capital gains made on the sale of a property in France by private individuals, either from an EU country, or another …
Normally according to the non-double taxation treaties signed with France, income from real estate property is taxable only in the country where the property is located.
However, if you …
Whatever your tax option (withholding tax or progressive scale), you will not be able to deduct any expenses from your turnover. All of your professional expenses (loans, purchase of …
In principle, French pensions received abroad are taxed in France via a withholding tax, in three brackets: 0%, 12% and 20%.
However, France has signed many tax treaties which signify …
The term “distance selling” is used when European companies trade within the territory of the European Union.
There are a number of conditions for the scheme to be applicable:
Your social contributions are calculated on a flat-rate basis, according to the amount of money actually paid by your clients at the end of the period, not the amount invoiced …
Now that the income tax season is ending for this year, you may find yourselves wondering how the “prélèvement à la source” will affect you. Much like the PAYE system in the UK, starting on …
