French Property Owners Important Tax Dates for 2016

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We offer a thank you to Explorimmo (in French) for sharing this list of date for French property.

17 October 2016 : last date for individual property owners to pay property tax (la taxe foncière) if the owner does not pay by internet.

22 October 2016 : last date for individual property owners to pay property tax (la taxe foncière) if the owner pays by internet. The amount will be taken from your bank account before 27th October.

15 November 2016 : last date for payment of residence tax (la taxe d’habitation) for principle residences and certain secondary residences if you are paying by using the internet.

20 November 2016 : last date for payment of residence tax (la taxe d’habitation) if you are paying by using the internet. The amount will be taken from your bank account before 25th November.

This is for educational purposes only please confirm with your own tax authority.

Original source in French

Run for Blind People in Nimes France Fundraiser La Nocturne de Nimes

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If you are living in France and close to Nimes the old Roman city you may wish to join me and colleagues who are participating in ‘La Nocturne de Nimes‘ which is an evening run of 5 km to raise money and awareness for blind people in France.

I am participating with an association called Yogathon Azur that raises money for humanitarian causes. Full disclosure: I have been a volunteer marketing and technical consultant for this association since it started and I am married to the wonderful founder Christelle.

If you are available to join in this event participants will register as part of the Yogathon Azur Team on September 25th 2016.

Contact us here.

If you read French event details are here

Enjoy a great week,
David

 

French Property Owner Taxes: Good News?

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Good News and Bad News

Good News:
The French government has been working on installing a new tax on French property owners to generate money to finance work in Paris.

The controversial regional special equipment tax called the TSER has been postponed.

It should not be included in the next government of France finance bill.

Bad News:
2016 is not the year that local taxes will go down. Property tax is expected to increase on the average of 1 percent depending on where your property is located.

Source article in French

Video Villefranche sur Mer Very Pretty French Village on the French Riviera

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Villefranche sur Mer has to be one of the prettiest French villages on the French Riviera.

Villefranche sur Mer is located between Nice and Eze on the French Riviera. It is also beside St Jean Cap Ferrat which strikes out into the Mediterranean sea as you move towards Eze.

The village is a frequent stop for cruise ships that carry thousands of people delighted to walk in the village of Villefranche, enjoy a meal by the small port or a swim in the beautiful bay.

Watch the short introductory video below and contact us if you would like to find an English speaking French real estate expert in Villefranche sur Mer. Contact us here

BREXIT Facts instead of Myths from Blevins Franks

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French real estate Buyer or Owner? Blevins Franks is a leading international tax and wealth management adviser to UK nationals living in France.

The recent BREXIT event has created questions in the minds of French real estate owners or future buyers:

Such as

Should you stay in France? Should you leave?

How will your pension, estate planning and investments be impacted?

How will your currency options change?

Future tax planning questions.

Uncertainties and opportunities exist learn more by attending one of the Free Blevins Franks Seminars located at various locations in France.

Follow this link to find dates and locations.

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Note: This note is for informational purposes so you know about this event not an endorsement of services.

We recommend anyone using a service provider do their own due diligence to make sure they have the appropriate service to match their needs.