When filing your French tax return ensure you declare your UK pensions, ISAs, premium bonds, capital gains and rental income correctly.
How much capital gains tax will you pay when selling a property in France?
Understand what tax you will pay on property gains in France and what exemptions and tax reliefs are available.
Is your tax planning for France up to date?
Residents in France need to be aware of French tax changes for 2019, including a new social charges rate, PAYE and stricter non-disclosure rules.
Spend time in France? Make sure you pay tax in the right place
If you're living in France, get to know the residence rules so you meet your obligations without paying more tax than necessary.
Protect your family from French succession tax
If you live in France you need to understand the complex succession tax rules and review your estate planning to reduce tax for your heirs.
France reassures British expatriates with no-deal Brexit legislation
The French government has confirmed legislation allowing Britons to stay and access benefits in France even with a no-deal Brexit.
France tax changes for 2019
2019 sees the introduction of PAYE and lower social charges on investment income in France for many expatriate retirees and non-residents.
What can expatriates in France do with their UK pension in 2019?
What are today’s options for expatriates in France with UK pensions and what can you do to ensure financial security in retirement?
Tougher sanctions for non-disclosure of non-French bank accounts and insurance policies
Are you correctly declaring your non-French bank accounts and insurance policies? The penalties for non-disclosure have been reinforced.
French social charges – good news for S1 holders and non-residents
French social charges on investment income have been reduced from 17.2% to 7.5% for many expatriate retirees and non-residents.