Despite current circumstances, French residents still need to submit their annual tax returns for worldwide income in June.

Despite current circumstances, French residents still need to submit their annual tax returns for worldwide income in June.
With the Brexit clock still ticking, it’s crucial for UK nationals living in France to know the difference between ‘lawful’ and ‘tax’ residence.
How can expatriates in France prepare investments, tax planning and estate planning for volatile times and protect against life’s unknowns?
How might changes from April affect expatriates and non-UK residents regarding personal tax, savings, pensions, inheritance tax & UK property?
Expatriates in France will benefit from checking their savings and investments, risk profile, diversification and tax planning are still suitable.
Help ensure your pensions, savings and investments will provide financial security in retirement by asking 5 key questions.
Make sure you explore your investment, pensions, property and estate planning options to minimise taxes when moving to Portugal.
To avoid an unexpected UK tax bill, British expatriates must understand their residency status according to the UK Statutory Residence test.
Is it more tax-efficient to invest in property or shares and bonds when living in France? We explore the tax liabilities and other implications.
What happened in 2019 in the world of Portuguese tax, UK tax, global markets and Brexit that may have affected UK nationals living in Portugal?