French Tax Law
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French Tax Lawyers in the UK
French tax law is a detailed and complicated area that can be difficult to navigate without proper training. Managing French taxes is even more complicated for UK nationals who may have to navigate French and UK tax law and are at risk of dual taxation. To effectively manage your taxes and avoid costly mistakes, you need expert guidance from professionals with expertise in both UK and French tax law.
Our team of French-qualified notaires are experts in all aspects of French tax law. We leverage our French and UK tax law expertise to provide personalised tax advice tailored to your specific circumstances, ensuring the best outcome every time.
Contact us today to discuss your French tax matters with a knowledgeable tax lawyer. Call France Tax Law at 020 8115 7914 for trusted guidance and solutions tailored to your needs.
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Our French Tax Law Advice Service
At France Tax Law, we help ensure our clients correctly pay and optimally manage their taxes in France. Whether you are relocating or buying property in France, we can help. Our team have over two decades of combined notarial industry experience (including extensive time working abroad in law and banking). We can advise on a broad range of areas of French tax law, including income tax, relocation tax, and corporate tax.
French Tax Lawyers
We specialise in French and European notarial law. Our extensive experience and specialised knowledge make us uniquely positioned to communicate and work with clients and French legal professionals while operating from the UK. Communication is at the heart of everything we do, and we have years of experience effectively working with clients and other legal professionals in the UK and France.
Experts In All Areas Of French Tax Law
Our team of French tax lawyers can assist you with many areas of French tax law, including;
Capital Gains Tax, Relocation Tax, and Corporate Tax
France Tax Law can assist you with queries regarding any of these areas of French tax law. Our French-qualified Notaire can help you draft French inheritance tax forms, gifts, and annual declarations of Trusts. We can also advise on the New French Wealth Tax (Impot Sur La Fortune Immobiliere) and complete annual tax returns.
By looking at your future plans, we can also offer French tax advice and help you determine your next steps. The many areas of tax law are intricate. There are countless ways changes to your situation could interact with one or more of them. For example, marriage, changes to your business, or relocating abroad could all have tax implications. We help you to gain a complete picture of any French tax related to the current situation and understand the impact of any changes.
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Integrated French Tax Law Solution
French tax law is connected to many other areas of French law. For example, corporate tax relates directly to French business law. Relocating can also pose many potential tax implications.
We have a wide range of French law expertise at France Tax Law. Our expertise in property and family law (among other areas and disciplines) enables us to provide the best tax advice tailored to your specific circumstances. See our French Legal Advice service to learn more about our complete range of French law specialisms.
French Tax Advice in English
At France Tax Law, we speak your language. Our team, including a French-speaking French-qualified notaire, bridge the language gap, ensuring accurate and clear communication between all parties. Our team is proficient in English and French, enabling effective communication with everyone from English-speaking expats to French legal professionals. We are also well-versed in both English and UK law, meaning we can cut through the jargon and explain complex legal concepts in real and practical terms.
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If you need a trusted team of French tax law lawyers, get in touch with France Tax Law. Whether you're buying property in France or relocating, we can provide thorough and dependable tax advice. To contact France Tax Law and speak to an expert about managing your taxes in France call us on 020 8115 7914.
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UK expats in France are subject to tax rules under a double taxation agreement between the UK and France. This agreement ensures that income is not taxed twice in both countries. To avoid double taxation, it's advisable to consult with our French-qualified notaire, who can provide guidance tailored to your specific circumstances.
In France, taxpayers are classified as residents or non-residents for tax purposes. You are considered a French tax resident if your primary residence is in France, you conduct your main professional activity in France, you spend 183 days or more in France within a year, or if you earn more income from French sources than from foreign sources. If you do not meet these criteria, you are classified as a non-resident and must declare and pay taxes accordingly.
French non-residents have a focused tax obligation on income sourced within France. Unlike residents who pay taxes on global income, non-residents are only taxed on earnings such as employment income, self-employment income, property income, dividends, capital gains, and pensions derived from French sources. This ensures that taxes are proportionate to their activities and income generated within France.
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● Tax Compliance for UK Expats in France: Avoiding Common Pitfalls
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