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REF: 030: If you wish to sell property located in France, the difference between the sale price and the original purchase price is subject to a ‘real-estate gain tax’ at a rate of 34.5 %. From the 1st January 2015, a single levy of 19% [1] relating to income tax, and a second levy of…
REF: 028: You are subject to the “exit tax” if you are a natural person domiciled in France who moves house, thus leaving France, and you meet the criteria of Art. 167a of the French General Tax Code (See our previous article Exit tax – Part 1).
REF: 025: Liaison office, branch, subsidiary… You should decide on a structure that meets your needs in terms of development (short-term or long-term) and desired level of control for the foreign company (low or high). However, the tax consequences and social obligations for each structure differ considerably, and therefore deserve a short analysis. If you…
REF: 021: In order to encourage new companies to invest in France, the French government has created different incentives to encourage the startup of innovative companies. These are accorded a JEI status (Jeune Entreprise Innovante) and a CIR tax credit (Credit Impôt Recherche). These allow the firms to enjoy tax exemptions during the initial few…
REF: 017 Are you thinking about expanding to France or finally making the jump and starting up in the Paris Region? Maupard Fiduciaire’s CEO and founding partner Patrick Maupard talks about the French business environment and states some facts that could positively influence your decision.
