Legal and taxes
As an owner/occupier of French property, you will receive 2 or 3 tax bills a
year. Taxe foncière is a land tax payable by the owner of the property. Even if there are no buildings on the land...French Property: Legal & Taxes
Practical advice and fact sheets covering French property taxes, marriage regimes and inheritance laws.
Local Taxes: tax d'habitation and taxe fonciere
As an owner/occupier of French property, you will receive 2 or 3 tax bills a
year. Taxe foncière is a land tax payable by the owner of the property. Even if there are no buildings on the land...Protecting Your Spouse (After you're gone)
One aspect of French succession law that often horrifies British purchasers of property in France is how little protection it affords to the poor widow or widower left behind after the first death...The Conditions in your Purchase Contract
There are 3 types of conditions in a purchase contract. If you want to add conditions into a contract, it is important to understand their effect and the difference between them...Domicile (A Foot in Both Camps)
I am buying a holiday home in the Lot. I am going to look at schools just
outside Paris for my daughter who is 7 years old because I may want to commute
from Paris to London, where I work. This means I would have a house just outside
Paris, another in London and a holiday home in the Lot. How does that work?French Estate Planning
There are a few simple steps you can take before you become the owner of French property and sometimes afterwards, to ensure that your French estate is...
The
old phrase never judge a book by its cover could not be more true as this concise dictionary of French House Building Terms contains over...