You want to live in Tunisia ...
Which taxes you pay on your French property?
is the tax treaty between France and Tunisia, which will let us know. Regarding your
French source income: Dividends
French source: Tunisia are taxed but with a withholding tax of 25% in France
Interest French source: Tunisia are taxed with a withholding tax at originating in France 12%
Finally, income property: they are taxed in France at the progressive scale of the income tax capital gains
Your French source:
Gains on Securities: Capital gains on disposals of capital are not taxed in France. They will only be in Tunisia. More
real estate gains: Capital gains on the sale of French property is taxable in France (excluding the sale of the former principal residence exempt under certain conditions) ..
And ISF?
Taxpayers domiciled in Tunisia will be taxable to the TFR in France because of their non-exempt property located in France, if their value exceeds the threshold ISF.
Regarding other taxes from French sources:
Property taxes on French goods: goods continue to be imposed this tax in France
local taxes on French goods: goods continue to be imposed this tax in France Estate and gift
on French goods:
There is an agreement on inheritance tax (but not donations) between France and Tunisia.
In terms of real estate: Real estate is subject to estate taxes in the state where the property is located. The tax will take place in France if the property is located in France.
In terms of personal property: Personal property is generally subject to tax in the state where they are actually on the date of death.
In terms of movable capital: They are in principle taxable in the state of last residence of the deceased. Good day
Which taxes you pay on your French property?
is the tax treaty between France and Tunisia, which will let us know. Regarding your
French source income: Dividends
French source: Tunisia are taxed but with a withholding tax of 25% in France
Interest French source: Tunisia are taxed with a withholding tax at originating in France 12%
Finally, income property: they are taxed in France at the progressive scale of the income tax capital gains
Your French source:
Gains on Securities: Capital gains on disposals of capital are not taxed in France. They will only be in Tunisia. More
real estate gains: Capital gains on the sale of French property is taxable in France (excluding the sale of the former principal residence exempt under certain conditions) ..
And ISF?
Taxpayers domiciled in Tunisia will be taxable to the TFR in France because of their non-exempt property located in France, if their value exceeds the threshold ISF.
Regarding other taxes from French sources:
Property taxes on French goods: goods continue to be imposed this tax in France
local taxes on French goods: goods continue to be imposed this tax in France Estate and gift
on French goods:
There is an agreement on inheritance tax (but not donations) between France and Tunisia.
In terms of real estate: Real estate is subject to estate taxes in the state where the property is located. The tax will take place in France if the property is located in France.
In terms of personal property: Personal property is generally subject to tax in the state where they are actually on the date of death.
In terms of movable capital: They are in principle taxable in the state of last residence of the deceased. Good day
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