Tax Consequences of Returning to France
The Tax Return to France
When you consider returning to France after residing in the United Arab Emirates for several years, it is essential to understand the tax implications that arise from it.
The tax experts at the Honoré firm assist you in understanding and determining your future tax obligations, both in France and abroad, in order to accurately estimate the overall taxation that will be yours when you return to France.
After a comprehensive analysis of your tax situation, we will assist you in implementing an optimal return strategy, allowing you to effectively manage and optimize your taxation, both in France and abroad.
Goal: Optimize the Tax Consequences of Your Return to France
You have decided to return to living in France for professional or personal reasons? Are you a new resident of France or in the process of becoming one?
It is now essential to determine all the tax options and optimization strategies that apply to you to make the best decisions and optimize your taxation in France.
Furthermore, in addition to the tax consequences related to the ownership of your movable and immovable assets, if your return to France is linked to your professional activity, from a tax perspective and under certain conditions, you may be able to opt for the impatriates' tax regime.
Choosing this regime offers numerous tax advantages, allowing you to benefit from reduced taxation during the first 8 years in France. To achieve this, it is important to optimize the application of each of the tax rules applicable to the impatriates' regime.
In general, you want to:
- Understand all your tax obligations in France,
- Be aware of the tax options that best suit you,
- Verify your eligibility for exemption schemes,
- Understand the advantages of the impatriates' status and check your eligibility,
- Understand the tax consequences in France and abroad of your new tax residence,
- Optimally complete your tax return,
The tax experts at the firm assist and advise you to optimize your taxation in France to the fullest.