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Tax Laws & Regulations
Taxation of second homes: How much tax do I have to pay?
For many people, second homes are synonymous with holidays, relaxation and sandy beaches, but for the tax authorities, the definition is more down-to-earth. It refers to any property you own or usufructuate that is not your main home. In other words, you don't...
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Investment Opportunities in France: New Bilateral Agreement Attracts American Investors
investmentFrance is opening up new investment prospects thanks to a bilateral agreement recently initiated by the Macron government, sparking interest from US investors. This article explores the details of this agreement, highlighting the specific benefits it offers US...
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What's new in 2023: Fiscal and legislative impact on real estate in France
The year 2023 was marked by major changes in the French tax and legal landscape, significantly shaping the real estate sector, with direct impact on owners, investors and professionals. Let's decipher the key developments that have reshaped the French real estate...
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Monaco real estate buying guide : how to buy in Monaco ?
When it comes to investing in real estate, Monaco shines as an attractive and exclusive destination. This principality nestled on the Côte d'Azur offers much more than breathtaking views. Its tax advantages and state status make it a unique location for investors...
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Investing in real estate in France: the advantages of a financing certificate for foreigners
Since January 2023, the statistics have been edifying: almost 50% of loan applications are rejected, particularly for first-time buyers aged between 30 and 55 looking to acquire their main residence. French real estate remains an attractive target for international...
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Buying real estate in France: A Complete Guide
Buying property in France is a process that may seem complex, but if well planned, can lead to the realization of the dream of owning a property in our beautiful country. A step-by-step guide to buying property in France — This detailed guide will take you through...
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What you need to know about real estate tax returns in France in 2024
If you own a property in France, it's essential to be aware of the new reporting obligations that came into force on January 1st, 2023. This declaration concerns all property owners, whether individuals, companies or even non-trading property companies (SCI). In...
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The government will put an end to the Pinel Law measures at the end of 2024.
This advantageous system allows individuals to benefit from a tax reduction in the event of acquiring housing that they wish to rent, and it also allows tenants to benefit from a limited rent lower than the real estate market of its sector. However, the government...
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Mandatory real estate diagnostics and their impact on prices
In France, any real estate transaction is subject to a certain number of imperative conditions and to the delivery of administrative documents, including real estate diagnostics. These obligations came into force in 2006 for real estate transactions and in 2007 for...
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Evolution of the duty to inform on natural, technological or mining risks, pollution and noise pollution
In the face of global warming, the public authorities are strengthening information for buyers and tenants. The "Climate and Resilience" law of August 2021 has tightened up the information system concerning the state of risks and soil pollution when buying or...
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