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What are the “frais de Notaire”?
If you are buying a property in France, you may have come across the expression “frais de notaire”. Despite the nam ...
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Innovation: buy a French leaseback in 3 clic...
He is an anonymous genius, hiding under the nickname of Satoshi Nakamoto.
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French property prices: the French Governmen...
Only a month after the increase in transfer duties(taxes collected by a notary on behalf of the French State during the registration of a property sale)in some departments, a new reform to reduce the ...
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The new notary fees for 2014
Isère, Paris, Morbihan, Mayenne and Yvelines.Remember this list of 5 departments as these are the only one which won’t witness an increase of the fees collected by the notary when you purchase a prope ...
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Worried about the new French CGT? This is th...
On the 8th September 2011, the French parliament voted a new version for Capital Gains Tax on French properties (it isn’t definitive yet because it has to be approved by the second assembly: the sénat ...
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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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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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What is a garantie deplacée?
If you are a home owner in France and want to buy a property abroad, in the United Kingdom for instance, then you c ...
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Legal fees when buying a French property
For several years, France has been a property market particularly different from others in Europe. A British buyer may not be used to the system and may therefore be
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Resale Properties in France: the upturn shou...
The recovery of prices and the high number of sales in the resale property market in France has every reason to continue into the beginning of next year,
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