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Living abroad
- Living in Switzerland: Federal taxes and tax residency
- Living in Spain: tax residency, savings and assets
- Living in the Emirates: taxes, VAT and tax residency
- Living in the UK: 2026-27 taxes and tax residency
- Living in Portugal: tax residency, IRS and IFICI
- Living in Luxembourg: taxation and tax residency
- Living in Monaco: taxation and residency
- New residents in Italy: the flat-rate tax, amounts for 2026
- FIG Regime and Inheritance Tax in the United Kingdom
- Spanish expatriate tax regime (Beckham): rates, conditions
- IFICI in Portugal: 20% tax rate for managers and researchers
- Employment Pass or ONE Pass: settling in Singapore
Leaving France
- French tax residence: the 3 criteria (art. 4 B)
- Leaving France for Singapore: exit tax and procedures
- Leaving France for Monaco: what the departure changes
- Leaving France for the Emirates: exit tax and procedures
- Leaving France for Luxembourg: exit tax and procedures
- Leaving France: exit tax, tax residence, procedures
- Capital gains on non-resident securities: when France taxes
- Wealth tax for non-residents: taxable assets and the €1.3 million threshold
Tax treaties
- France-Switzerland tax treaty: the details
- France-Singapore tax treaty: the details
- France-UK Tax Treaty: The Details
- France-Portugal tax treaty: the details
- France-Monaco Tax Convention: the 1963 text
- France-Italy tax treaty: the details
- France-Spain tax treaty: the details
- France-United Arab Emirates Tax Treaty: The Details
- France-Cyprus tax treaty: the details
- France-Belgium tax treaty: the details
Luxembourg assurance-vie
- €150,000 threshold in assurance-vie: rate of 7.5 %
- File a claim with the Insurance Commission (CAA)
- Redemption of a Luxembourg assurance-vie policy: taxation
- Who controls a Luxembourg life insurer? The CAA
- Fund dedicated to Luxembourg: what is the minimum amount?
- Dedicated fund or FAS in Luxembourg: the differences
- Assurance-vie: is there a guarantee fund?
- Bank holding a Luxembourg contract: its role
- Luxembourg insurer in difficulty: your savings
- Luxembourg insurer in France: freedom to provide services
- Luxembourg assurance-vie: what the law protects
- Assets eligible for inclusion in a Luxembourg unit-linked contract
Assurance-vie in France
- Buying back French assurance-vie from abroad
- Assurance-vie 2026: social security contributions 17.2 % or 18.6 %
- Form 3916 bis: Information to be gathered
- Declaring a assurance-vie policy opened abroad
- Assurance-vie and IFI: what is included in the tax base
- Assurance-vie: DIC, KID and documents before signing
- Assurance-vie upon death: Article 990 I or 757 B
Management, transfer and succession
- PER: Deduction ceiling and 2026 finance law
- Company savings plans (PEE and PER) for company directors: access and limits in 2026
- Dutreil Pact: collective and individual commitment in 2026
- Retirement severance pay: tax and contributions
- Holding company: parent-subsidiary regime and tax consolidation (95 %)
- Operating holding company: definition and transmission Dutreil
- Business registration fees: fee schedule
- Securities given before age 70: 50% tax reduction %
- Gift and reservation of usufruct: value of the bare ownership
- Gift: €100,000 allowance, 15-year retroactive period, tax brackets
- Dividends or capital gains: Flat tax rate 31.4% (%) or tax scale in 2026
- Partner's current account: interest, maximum rate, tax
- Retirement: €500,000 allowance on the sale of securities
- Transfer of a sole proprietorship: what exemptions apply?
- Transfer of securities: flat tax rate or tax brackets, how to choose
- Contribution-sale: what changes since February 21, 2026
- Discount for holding period: securities issued before 2018
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