From Cannes or Bust!The following explains the responsibilities of the owners and elected management of a building owned jointly by individual owners of apartments within the building. French law defines in great detail both the rights of apartment owners within a Co-Propriété – a residence or immobilier or building split into separate and physically distinct apartments – as… Read more
Disclaimer Tax and property law are complex. Every effort has been made to offer information that is current, correct and clearly expressed. The information in this summary is however intended to be no more than a general overview of the position and certain details have been deliberately omitted. The contents of this page should not… Read more
Disclaimer Tax law is complex and every effort has been made to offer information that is current, correct and clearly expressed. The information in this summary is intended to be no more than a general overview of the position and certain details have been deliberately omitted. The contents of this page should not be taken… Read more
Disclaimer: Tax law is complex and every effort has been made to offer information that is current, correct and clearly expressed. The information in this summary is intended to be no more than a general overview of the position and certain details have been deliberately omitted. The contents of this page should not be taken… Read more
A common way of buying a property in France is through the use of a Société Civile Immobilière, or SCI. The use of this method has benefits for French residents, as well as foreign residents. Tweet This Post
If you have decided to move and sell your present French property, this page will provide a general overview of the process and the points to bear in mind when selling. Tweet This Post
If you are looking to buy a property or have already found the property and agreed the price, then this page will provide a general guideline to the process of buying a property in France and highlight points that you should bear in mind. Tweet This Post
In France, the process of buying a house, an apartment or land is regulated. Before you begin looking for the property you want to own, establish whether you have enough capital for the deposit, are able to raise the finance, pay the arrangement, transaction and legal fees and afford the monthly payment which should include… Read more
A capital gain is the difference between the original price and the eventual sale price. The expenses of the purchase and the sale, and certain expenses incurred during the period of ownership can be deducted from the gain. Tweet This Post
It is a fact of Europe today that people are demanding more and more access to sunshine, wherever they may live and work. The Cote d’Azur has superb beaches, a beautiful sea, a stunning backdrop of mountains and snow, and quaint and ancient villages boasting fabulous cuisine. Tweet This Post