A move to France doesn’t have to be taxing
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Savvy investors who have realised the potential of buying property in France would do well to get up to speed on the taxation laws of the country.
Already, the UK and France have a double agreement which means tax is paid in one country or the other - but not in both.
Non-residents who own French property may be subject to income tax on anything earned within the country, such as renting out a home.
In terms of taxation, the definition of a resident is anyone who has stayed in the country for more than 183 days within a calendar year, although these …
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