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Tax advisory serviceThe information here is provided by Blevins Franks International Tax Advisory Service. Established in 1983, it offers specialised tax advice, relevant to both France and the UK. We hope this page will provide you with useful information and advice on the important taxation aspects of moving to France or buying property there.Blevins Franks are independent financial advisers and offer a number of specialised services, including tax and financial planning, wealth management, investments, international pensions and offshore trusts. We have four regional offices in France. For details of the office locations, click here For more information contact Jane Hayward on +44 (0)20 7336 1116 or Jane Hayward. Alternatively, fill in our Enquiry form. More about us... |
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FAQ - French Tax Blevins FranksThe Blevins Franks Tax Advisory Service (“TAS”) was originally established in 1983 when Blevins Franks opened its overseas offices in France, Spain and Portugal to ... more about us... |
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France is the second most popular destination for Britons who retire abroad. It has many attractions, not least a more relaxed way of life, attractive locations, the cuisine and also ...
Many people who move to France have investments in the UK. Here David Franks of Blevins Franks looks at what the tax implications are for such investments and explains what happens with Premium Bonds winnings if you are tax resident in France