French Property Tax Advisory for Foreign Clients in Nice and the South of France
French legal entities holding real estate face a 3% annual tax: a lesser-known levy that should not be ignored
French legal entities holding real estate face a 3% annual tax: a lesser-known levy that should not be ignored.
The 3% annual tax on French real estate owned by companies and other legal entities is a frequently overlooked yet significant tax. While potential financial consequences can...
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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...
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Fiscal and patrimonial restructuring, explained by CM-TAX lawer in Lyon and Marseille
CM-Tax, a leading law firm with offices in Lyon, Aix-en-Provence, Nice, the French Riviera, and Paris, offers expert legal and tax advice to help you optimize your property ownership structure. Our team of experienced attorneys can assist with:
Comprehensive audits of your existing legal and...
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Imposition on net real estate wealth, explained by CM-TAX lawer in Lyon and Marseille
The French Property Wealth Tax (IFI) replaced the previous Wealth Tax (ISF) in 2018. This tax applies to individuals with net property assets exceeding €1,300,000.
The IFI calculation considers property held directly or indirectly, including through company shares. Deductions for debts are a...
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