French tax rules differ significantly from the UK's. You may need to make changes to protect yourself and benefit from local opportunities.

With strategic planning Assurance-Vie can provide significant tax benefits, for yourself and your heirs, maybe more than you expect.

France residents are liable to income, capital gains, inheritance and wealth taxes and social charges but can benefit from tax planning opportunities.

Now that French income tax returns have been submitted for 2017 it’s time to review your tax planning to see if you can pay less tax next year.

A Spanish Supreme Court ruling could be good news for UK nationals with concerns about how Brexit could affect Spanish succession tax.

French tax changes for 2018 mean you could pay less tax on your investments and investment income.

Establishing where you are resident for tax purposes can be more complex than you think, and could prove very costly if you get it wrong.

British expatriates need to understand how the Portugal/UK double tax treaty affects them. It’s important to know where your taxes are due.

2018 introduced two key tax reforms in France: investment income is taxed at a new fixed rate and wealth tax now only applies to property.

As things stand, British nationals inheriting assets from Spain could attract a much higher succession tax bill once the UK leaves the EU/EEA.