This applies to property with a minimum of furniture, rented to long term tenants (ie the tenant needs to bring his own furniture as a complement to be able to live on the premises).
Pensions are complex, yet often the cornerstone of a comfortable retirement. Today, with Brexit looming and more options than ever for what you can do with your funds, it is difficult to establish the best approach – there is no ‘one size fits all’ solution.
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The euro was initially rattled this morning following the defeat of Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi in his failed attempt to stabilise the country’s banking system with a referendum on constitutional reform.
From January 2016, financial institutions in over 50 countries around the world began collecting information on their clients and their accounts. This data will be passed onto the clients’ country of residence in 2017.
GBP/EUR has spiked to nearly 1.19, no fundamental reason for this.
With winter settling in and Christmas fast approaching, I’m planning to send some money to family overseas. But I’m worried that I might lose money with all that’s happening with currency values at the moment. How can I make sure I get the best rates and transfer at the right time?
Political uncertainty in Europe, and media focus on the formation of Trump’s cabinet has given some respite for the Pound.
Don’t forget we are firmly positioned in the US with our office in Florida, so if American readers are rushing to move/rent/buy/invest in France then we’re here to help and we’ll do our best to get the most euros for your dollars.
The French government has released its draft budget for 2017. Our article summarises the proposed tax changes.
It is that time of year again, when the government releases its proposed budget for the following year and it starts to make its way through the parliamentary process.
The 2017 draft budget was presented on 28th September 2016. Here is a summary of the main measures affecting expatriates. Please note that these are current proposals and there may be changes before it is approved by the French parliament.