"I'm afraid my mother will die,"
V. confides one Sunday evening in the half-light of a rue de Neuilly.
If that happens when I am in France, they will assassinate me! ”
continues this pretty thirty-something.
The
“they”
does not designate a formidable mafia but the agents of Bercy.
To escape the 45% inheritance tax imposed on the death of her mother, heir to an industrial company, V. is preparing to move with her husband and their school children.
"Going to Brussels will be difficult: I will have the impression of finding a provincial town, she
laments,
but we have no choice."
It was calculated quickly: in Belgium, the inheritance of a family business is not taxed, provided that the beneficiaries continue the activity.
A berlin wall
In addition, the holders of fortunes can make donations-shares or movable property to their children, for amounts much higher than those granted in France, which are taxed at only 3%.
So many attractive arrangements that explain the craze
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