PROPERLY DECLARING YOUR FOREIGN EARNINGS

Receiving income from abroad, whether resulting from a specific activity or from financial or property investments, as well as holding bank accounts abroad or other types of assets - such as foreign property - entails specific tax obligations in France, which, if ignored, may lead to significant... More details

Assistance with filing and preparation of tax returns

lesHow to meet your french tax requirements ?

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Tax advice to companies

Our team offers you their in-depth knowlegde of the French corporate tax regime. We help you to develop your business in France and to keep up with the changing French and conventional tax law while focusing on your business. We are your "hands-on" tax partner in France with a full range of... More details

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

2019 Income tax retrun and wealth tax returns in Lyon (France)

The French Ministry for the Economy and Finance announced on April 1st, 2020 that the deadline for filling the French personal income tax declaration, initially fixed April, 8th 2020, is postponed due to the Corona-virus lock-down situation.In case your French personal income tax return is filed... More details

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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