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Category Archives: French taxes
Renovating a house in France
Research and groundwork Research and groundwork in the beginning will pay dividends later. Make contact not only wi ...
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Your finances in France
Finance and investments in France are not particularly different from the UK. There is a double taxation agreement ...
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Capital gains taxes on French property expla...
Capital gains tax in France is called ‘impôt sur les plus values’ and is payable on the sale of land or buildings, on shares, and certain other personal property. It is determined by the difference be ...
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Building permits will become less restrictiv...
Benoist Apparu, the Secretary of State for Housing also wants to modify the tax system in order to encourage sales ...
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Letting your property to students in winter ...
When the summer holidays come to an end, with you packing your bags, French students are about to go back school. T ...
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Inheritance and succession explained
Inheritance and succession are always a dilemma for a Lawyer when you deal with your client’s assets. Owning ...
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March French Mortgage Update
The scene is set: a progressive rise in loan rates February 2011 saw a confirmed yet measured rise in interest rates which started at the end of last year: the average rate over 20 years is now establ ...
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It’s time to take out a mortgage!
On Thursday March 3th Jean Claude Trichet, the President of the European Central Bank made a revelation: an importa ...
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A wood fuelled heating system may be more ef...
Is there anything cosier than a fireplace in your living room? 6 million French people use wood to heat their prope ...
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February French Mortgage Update
Rates remain low, but for how much longer? Time to start thinking about taking out a French mortgage at one of the lowest rates for over 50 years.
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