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SPJ wrote:No, because there is a Double Taxation Agreement between the UK and France which is a treaty between two or more countries to avoid international double taxation of income and property

Thanks, so inputting the details on a self assessment form is advisory to HMRC, it won't get me a bill?

If you are a UK tax payer and own in France and submit a tax return in France, when declaring that in the UK via self assessment do you get taxed again?

TIA

Have a leaseback in Les Arcs for 11 years. Potentially selling and using equity to buy smaller for cash. Can anyone recommend an English speaking solicitor/notaire I can speak to re costs etc?

Thanks.

declanja wrote:I use an Irish company as I live in Ireland and their yearly charges are about that. I had to pay more in year 1 with additional set up fees.

Thanks. Live in the UK but use a French accountant, doesn't cause an issue?

Our expert comptable charges 350€ per hour, and they don't get the tax return in on time (450€ majoration / amande this year), despite having the figures at the end of May. I don't think what you're paying is unreasonable (for France), and your tax investigation insurance is included. If they haven...

We have a leaseback in France. Mortgage exceed rental so we dont' make a profit, we have had the place 10 years. When we bought we were recommended Group MG accountants. https://www.my-mg.com/groupe-mg/ I have spoken occasionally to them and they are helpful but reality is they send me some forms ev...