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UK residents may be eligible for CSG and CRDS exemptions on their capital gains and property income.

The French tax authorities have recently clarified that UK residents may still be eligible for exemptions from the social contributions known as CSG (9.2%) and CRDS (0.5%) on their capital gains and property income derived from French assets.

This exemption applies to individuals who are covered by a British social security scheme and meet certain residency criteria. However, it's important to note that this exemption is contingent upon the specific terms of the Brexit agreements.

If you are a UK resident with French property or investments, it's crucial to consult with a tax expert to determine your eligibility for these exemptions and to ensure compliance with French tax laws.

CM-Tax, a leading firm of tax lawyers in Lyon, Marseille, and throughout France, can provide expert guidance and assistance.

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