9 rue Boissy d'Anglas 75008 PARIS
9 rue Boissy d'Anglas 75008 PARIS
9 rue Boissy d'Anglas 75008 PARIS
9 rue Boissy d'Anglas 75008 PARIS
et les obligations déclaratives ne cessent de se densifier.
My approach, focused on international taxation, is complementary to that of your notary.
French real estate investment, although reputable, requires constant vigilance
where each asset purchase needs tax planning.
Between the Real Estate Wealth Tax (IFI), the 3% tax on the market value of buildings
held by legal entities, or the management of property income
under the non-resident regime, or proper monitoring of the declaration of real estate assets,
which notaries rarely provide, we work together
to deploy your tax and legal strategies.
Receiving a French real estate property through inheritance or gift
has many consequences that should be anticipated.
Whether it involves declaring changes in ownership or managing the continuity of asset ownership, support is essential to avoid unexpected tax liabilities
or late payment/filing penalties.
In principle, dividends from French sources paid to a non-resident
are subject to withholding tax (generally at a rate of 12.8% for individuals
or 25% for legal entities, unless a tax treaty applies).
Cependant, Experience proves that undue withholding tax are paid by French banks, or at standard rate,
in particular where the conditions to benefit from parent-subsidiary tax regime (leading to full exemption) or a reduced rate under a tax treaty are met.
La détention de titres de sociétés françaises par un non-résident, qu'elle s’opère en direct ou via une structure de holding, soulève des enjeux fiscaux complexes
qui nécessitent une vigilance particulière.
5 rue Henri de Bornier 75016 PARIS
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