expatriate employees are not tax resident in France are not subject to the CSG or CRDS, whatever the nature of income. No distinction should be made.
principles
This rule applies to French and non-residents in respect of income from their assets located in France (including rental income).
Liability to the CSG and CRDS levies of a fiscal nature but whose purpose is social, has raised some problems for people of French nationality who are not tax resident in France.
Some employers continue to take CSG and CRDS on the remuneration of their expatriate employees domiciled abroad, where they vis-à-vis the CSG and CRDS has been clarification successive
employees and dependent on French enterprises with the quality of both the expat under Social Security than to the tax legislation should not pay these two contributions.
They are not tax resident in France and are therefore exempt from payment.
This principle applies irrespective of the nature of income received.
A doubt seemed to linger for the CSG and the CRDS of the French non-residents on income from their property located France and the land revenue, in particular.
The unearned income received by taxpayers domiciled outside France are excluded from social security contributions even if they are subject to income tax in France with regard to income from French sources.
principles
This rule applies to French and non-residents in respect of income from their assets located in France (including rental income).
Liability to the CSG and CRDS levies of a fiscal nature but whose purpose is social, has raised some problems for people of French nationality who are not tax resident in France.
Some employers continue to take CSG and CRDS on the remuneration of their expatriate employees domiciled abroad, where they vis-à-vis the CSG and CRDS has been clarification successive
employees and dependent on French enterprises with the quality of both the expat under Social Security than to the tax legislation should not pay these two contributions.
They are not tax resident in France and are therefore exempt from payment.
This principle applies irrespective of the nature of income received.
A doubt seemed to linger for the CSG and the CRDS of the French non-residents on income from their property located France and the land revenue, in particular.
The unearned income received by taxpayers domiciled outside France are excluded from social security contributions even if they are subject to income tax in France with regard to income from French sources.
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