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France set to pass emergency ‘budget law’: is it good or bad for your finances?
The country will effectively be without a budget from 2025, with knock-on effects for individuals and companies
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Do foreign savings accounts have to be declared on French tax forms?
Admitting errors may make the authorities more lenient
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Airline passenger refunds due as ticket tax rise cancelled by French government fall
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Can I run my French business from UK?
Having recently registered as micro-entrepreneur I am planning to move to the UK. Can I maintain this business set-up while having UK residency? C.C.
As things currently stand, there is no problem in having a business activity here through the micro-entrepreneur system while being a UK resident.
French taxation on the taxable element may, however, change as the French apply a fixed minimum tax rate for non residents of 20%.
In the UK, you would then declare the French tax assessable figure and reclaim the tax paid in France and if more than the eventual UK income tax due, be entitled to a tax refund.
Reader's query answered by Hugh MacDonald
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