Non-resident real estate owners beware!
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Under French regulations, real estate income generated in France by non-resident private individuals is taxable in France, whatever its legal source:…
Our Practical Guide for Non Residents leasing Furnished Rentals in Paris: Part 2
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If you rent furnished accommodation, you are automatically placed under the ‘BIC’ tax regime (industrial and commercial income tax) instead of under the regime applied to property income, as you would be if you rented unfurnished property.
This …
Our Practical Guide for Non-Residents leasing Furnished Rentals in Paris: Part I
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Paris is a city loved and visited by the whole world. To protect tourism, the government is preserving historic buildings by preventing the construction of new housing. The real estate supply is therefore permanently limited and the practice …
Taxe foncière: a guide to French local property taxation
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Our team of experts often receives questions from expat homeowners in France on the difference between two of France’s main local property taxes: taxe d’habitation and taxe foncière. In Part Two of our two-part summary, we explain …
Taxe d’habitation: a guide to french local property taxation
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Are you a non-resident homeowner in France? Perhaps you are retiring to the South, or are considering acquiring a chalet in the French Alps to rent out. Buying and managing a property in any country can prove to …
Tax refund for foreign property owners in France
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A recent ruling of the European Court of Justice (ECUJ) against the levying of French social contributions could entitle you to refunds and make France a more attractive place for domiciliation and investments.
These changes in French Social …