Understanding Your French Tax Notice
This article explains how non-residents are taxed in France, detailing the minimum tax rates applied to French-source income, options to benefit from a lower average tax rate, and how withholding tax works.
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This article explains how non-residents are taxed in France, detailing the minimum tax rates applied to French-source income, options to benefit from a lower average tax rate, and how withholding tax works.
This article outlines the tax obligations for foreigners in France, including income tax, local property taxes, and the real estate wealth tax (IFI).
This article explains how the Single-Person Simplified Joint Stock Company (SASU) is taxed in France in 2025. It covers the default corporate tax (IS) system, filing obligations, VAT exemption changes, payment schedules, reduced tax rates for SMEs, and important deadlines for reporting and payments.
This article explains the tax rules for micro-entrepreneurs in France, including eligibility criteria, turnover thresholds, and the two available tax options: the standard micro-tax regime and the optional flat-rate payment.
This article explains how France’s Real Estate Wealth Tax (IFI) works, who is subject to it, which properties are taxable, and how to calculate and declare it.
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