New French President Macron has promised significant tax cuts. In particular he pledged to reform wealth tax so it only applies to property.

Expatriates who know where they stand with French taxes could limit exposure to unnecessary taxation, take advantage of available opportunities and avoid nasty surprises at the end of the year.

You need to review your tax planning from time to time, to check that it is up to date with tax reforms and that you’re using all the available opportunities to reduce your tax liabilities.

You need to review your tax planning from time to time, to check that it is up to date with tax reforms and that you’re using all the available opportunities to reduce your tax liabilities.

You need to review your tax planning from time to time, to check that it is up to date with tax reforms and that you’re using all the available opportunities to reduce your tax liabilities.

Wealth tax is an annual tax charged on your annual worldwide assets. It can have a significant impact on wealthier people, although there are always ways to legitimately reduce your wealth tax bill.

You need to review your tax planning from time to time, to check that it is up to date with tax reforms and that you’re using all the available opportunities to reduce your tax liabilities.

Wealth tax in an extra tax in France that affects wealthier residents. It is charged on the value of your household’s worldwide assets each year.

Are you protecting your savings and investments from unnecessary taxation in France? You may need to reconsider the way you hold your investments.

You need to review your tax planning from time to time, to check that it is up to date with tax reforms and that you’re using all the available opportunities to reduce your tax liabilities.