Focus on the French Finance Act 2025
The new Finance Act contains several measures affecting taxation of individuals.
France: Fines on declaration obligations of trusts and foundations
Failure to comply with the aforementioned reporting obligations may result in a fine of €20,000 per failure to report over a period of four years.
Taxation of the super-rich: French ideas for consideration
Faced with the political risk of upsetting the working, middle and even wealthy classes, the priority now seems to be to tax «premium» taxpayers.
What measures can be taken to deal with tax uncertainty in France?
With no majority in the National Assembly, a budget deficit and abysmal national debt, preparing and voting on the Finance Bill for 2025 is going to prove particularly perilous.
France’s budget for 2025: it’s going to be sporting!
With no majority in the National Assembly, a budget deficit and abysmal debt, the preparing and voting of the Finance Bill for 2025 is going to be quite an obstacle course.
Conventions fiscales internationales – Modernisation de la Convention fiscale franco-suisse sur les revenus et sur la fortune
L’avenant à la Convention franco-suisse signé le 27 juin 2023, actuellement en cours de ratification par la France, intègre un nouveau régime de répartition du droit d’imposer les revenus d’un salarié en situation de télétravail.
French debt and taxation: what can we expect?
After the surprise slippage in France’s public deficit in 2023 (5.5% rather than the expected 4.9%), the debate on public finances is gaining momentum.
France further reinforces its anti-abuse tax arsenal
The French Finance Act for 2024 has introduced a number of new measures, particularly in the area of international taxation. It has further reinforced an already particularly repressive anti-abuse provision.
Non-French tax residents will be impacted by the reform of the French real estate wealth tax from 1 January 2024
In line with its reputation in tax matters, France has once again amended the rules applicable to the real estate wealth tax (hereinafter referred to as the “IFI”).
Télétravail franco-suisse: un cadre légal désormais normalisé
Avec 350’000 travailleurs frontaliers, le télétravail constitue une problématique majeure entre la Suisse et la France.
Une enquête statistique réalisée en 2022 par l’AFC auprès d’employeurs suisses de salariés «français» (i.e. domiciliés en France) imposés à la source en Suisse a révélé que 34,7% des employeurs autorisaient le télétravail de leur personnel frontalier et que, pour 7 4,8% d’entre eux, un taux de télétravail pouvant aller jusqu’à 40% répondait à leurs besoins opérationnels.
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