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British Resident in France Selling Your UK House After Brexit: Where the Gain Is Taxed, How France Calculates It and Gives Credit, and How to Challenge the Bill
French resident selling your UK house? The UK taxes first under the 2008 treaty, France taxes worldwide with a credit. Calculation, 60-day and one-month filings, and challenges explained.
French Resident After Brexit? Your London Home Counts Towards France’s IFI Wealth Tax
French tax resident after Brexit? Your UK home counts towards the IFI wealth tax above EUR 1.3m worldwide. Five-year shelter, 30% home reduction, 75% cap, declaration and challenges explaine …
British Owner Lets French Flat Furnished After Brexit: LMNP Registration, Paris Tourist Permit, Tax and How to Challenge a Refusal or Fine
British second-home owner letting a French flat furnished? Registration, Paris change-of-use permit, co-ownership rules, LMNP tax and how to challenge a refusal or fine after Brexit.
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British Parents Giving Your French House to Your Children in Your Lifetime After Brexit: Donation-Partage, the 100,000-Euro Abatement and the 15-Year Clock, and How to Challenge the Bill
British parents with a French home can give it to their children now through a donation-partage, using a 100,000-euro abatement per parent per child and a 15-year reset, while managing the U …
British Second Home in France After Brexit: IFI Wealth Tax, How It Is Calculated, and How to Challenge the Bill
British owner living in Britain with a French holiday home above 1.3m euros on 1 January: who owes IFI, how the base and scale work, how to file from the UK, and how to challenge the bill.
British Family SCI for a French Home After Brexit: Should You Use One, How It Is Taxed, and What Happens on Death or Dispute
Should a British family hold its French home through an SCI? Setup, running, tax on both sides, gifts of shares, and the routes for challenging a valuation or a tax bill.
Back in Britain but Still Letting Your French Flat After Brexit: How France Taxes the Rent, What the UK Gives Back, and How to Challenge Double Tax
Back in Britain but letting your French flat? How France taxes non-resident rent at 20/30% plus 7.5% levy, how the UK credit works, and how to challenge double tax.
Your UK State Pension in France After Brexit: Where It Is Taxed, How to Declare It and How to Challenge a Double Bill
British retiree in France? Your UK State Pension is usually taxed only in France under the 2008 treaty. Declaration, 10 per cent relief, S1 social charges, Crown pensions and how to challeng …
British Remote Worker in France After Brexit: Which Visa Lets You Stay, How Your UK Salary Is Taxed, What URSSAF Charges Your Employer, and How to Challenge a Refusal or a Bill
British employee working remotely from France for a UK employer after Brexit: long-stay visa and salarie permit, work authorisation, URSSAF foreign-firms registration, French tax residence a …
Selling French Property as a Non-Resident: the Representant Fiscal, the 150,000 EUR Threshold, and the Penalties for Getting It Wrong
Non-resident sellers of French property must appoint an accredited representant fiscal above 150,000 EUR: who qualifies, what it costs, why registration fails without it, and what the courts …
Your French House Just Pushed You Over 1.3 Million Euros: How British Owners Face France’s IFI Wealth Tax After Brexit, Work Out the Bill and Challenge It
British owner of a French home near 1.3m euros? Who pays IFI after Brexit, how the bill is worked out, what cuts it down, and how to challenge an inflated valuation.
You Moved to France but Still Let Your UK House After Brexit: Where the Rent Is Taxed, How to Declare It, and How to Challenge Double Tax
French-resident British landlords must declare UK rents in both countries. Treaty guide: Articles 6 and 24, forms 2047, 2044 and 2042, losses, levies and challenges.
Maître Reda Kohen
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