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French Capital Gains Tax on Real Estate: Taxation of Secondary or Holiday Homes in France

Understanding the French capital gains tax on real estate is essential for secondary home investments in France. With rates up to 19% and exemptions after 22 years, proper planning is key. ESCEC International offers expert guidance to simplify compliance and reduce tax liabilities.
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Establishing a Sino Subsidiary Company in France: A Comprehensive Guide

Expanding to France? A sino subsidiary company in France offers liability protection, local credibility, and autonomy. France’s strategic location, tax incentives, and skilled workforce make it ideal for Chinese businesses targeting Europe.
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183 Days in Months in France: Understanding French Tax Residency in 2026

The 183 days in months rule, equating to roughly six months, is key to determining French tax residency. Spending more than 183 days in France within a calendar year usually classifies you as a tax resident, requiring you to declare worldwide income.
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Dual Citizen French US Tax: A Complete Guide to Navigating Complex Tax Obligations

Dual citizens of France and the U.S. face unique tax obligations, including reporting worldwide income in both countries. A bilateral treaty prevents double taxation through tax credits.
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A Comprehensive Guide to Furnished Rentals in France: Income for Non-Professionals (LMNP) and Professionals (LMP)

Managing furnished rentals in France, whether LMNP or LMP, requires navigating legal, accounting, and tax obligations. From VAT management to tax optimization, professionals can streamline your operations and maximize profits.
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Company Tax Rate in France: Everything You Need to Know

The company tax rate in France is 25%, with SMEs qualifying for a reduced 15% rate on profits up to €42,500. Manage taxes easily with expert help from ESCEC International.
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