What happens during a tax audit in France? Part 2: the recovery of adjusted taxes as seen by a French tax lawyer.

At the end of the tax audit phase, after presenting its observations to the auditing department and, where applicable, exercising hierarchical appeals and examining the case by the relevant tax commission, the administration will decide whether to maintain all or part of the adjustments initially... More details

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Legal and tax assistance with selling of real estate

We assist our clients to anticipate a future sale of a of French real estate or real estate company shares by monitoring their future capital gains tax exposure and legal status of the property. We assist our client during all the phases (both legal and tax) of the sale of French real estate or... More details

FACING A TAX AUDIT

Tax audits are important events which adhere to specific rules.The French tax specialist law firm CM-Tax and its team of English speaking French tax advisors, based in Lyon and Marseille but operating throughout France, assist his clients all over France, has significant experience in tax audit... More details

PREPARING FOR THE TRANSFER OF YOUR ASSETS

The transfer of your assets (property, business, shares and stocks..) requires both fiscal and legal considerations.

The asset transfer strategy must take into account the original situation of each case, including family, professional, and fiscal considerations.

The transfer of assets is organized upstream and may take many forms in France.

CM-Tax law firm, with offices in Lyon and Aix-en-Provence, can help you to define a tailor‑made strategy according to your objectives and specific circumstances so that the transfer of your assets can take place under the best conditions in terms of taxation and security.

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HOW DO I DECLARE EARNINGS FROM CRYPTOCURRENCIES?

Earnings from the sale of cryptocurrencies are taxable and have to be declared in France. - casual earnings are subject to income tax at a 12.8% rate plus 17.2% social contributions, i.e. 30% in total ; - regular earnings are subject to the progressive scale of income tax (0 to 45%) plus 17.2% ... More details

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