See the French residence rules and 2020 tax rates for income and investments, social charges, wealth tax and succession tax in France.

See the French residence rules and 2020 tax rates for income and investments, social charges, wealth tax and succession tax in France.
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?
Expatriates in France will benefit from checking their savings and investments, risk profile, diversification and tax planning are still suitable.
UK expatriates in France should review their pension, investing and tax options and understand the post-Brexit French exit tax implications.
How will France’s 2020 budget affect social charges, wealth tax and French income tax on investments, real estate and assurance-vie policies?
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 are the current options for different UK pensions in France and how can expatriates find the most tax-efficient and beneficial approach?
Is it tax-efficient for UK expatriates to keep hold of UK assets like bank accounts, shares, property, bonds and pensions if living in France?