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Moving to France can change the way you organise your finances. Alongside arranging healthcare, property insurance, pensions and day-to-day banking,…
France’s Livret du Citoyen is the official government handbook detailing essential information for residency card applicants and French citizenship candidates, and a new version has just been released. Here’s what you need to know.
Property owners can now note the key dates for 2026 taxe foncière bills, while taxpayers who made a mistake on…
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With wildfires sweeping across the southwest coast and hundreds of thousands of locals and tourists evacuated, should you be reconsidering your trip to France this August? Here’s what you need to know if you’re planning to visit.
If you’re reading this, you probably have a connection to France-perhaps you’re planning a move or you’re already navigating life…
Property and consumer updates lead the France headlines this week, with new reminders for furnished tourist rental owners, rent increase controls extended in zones tendues, and an online tool allowing property owners to compare local tax rates by commune.
Here’s the latest currency news from our partner Moneycorp, to help you find out what your money is worth.
Since Airbnb was launched in France in 2012, short-term holiday rentals have grown dramatically and become an important source of income for many property owners. Generous tax incentives and relatively light regulation encouraged both French and foreign owners to rent out their properties when not in use.
Matthew Cameron explains why someone might want to renounce an inheritance from a French estate