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Britons returning from France may qualify for four-year tax break
Returnees who have spent a decade abroad can claim relief on overseas income
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French MPs vote to halt ‘e-billing’ rules for small businesses
Proposed suspension would spare businesses the cost of potentially-expensive online software
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France expands AI aerial checks to spot undeclared garden sheds
Tax authorities already used method to identify over 20,000 undeclared swimming pools
French tax exemption for rentals
There is an income tax exemption for people who rent out a room in their home, which avoids the need for the property owner to declare the income under the micro-BIC regime.
However, the rent must be low.
This year, the ceiling is set at €190 per square metre rented out in Ile-de-France, or €140 in the rest of France.
You can add a proportional contribution to expenses, such as utilities, to this amount.
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