Tax resident abroad, you are considering settling in France.
A very attractive tax regime awaits you.
The tax regime for impatriates provides for various exemptions from income tax, under certain conditions, over a period of up to 8 years.
The stated aim is to attract talented professionals in France, French or not, living abroad.
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This device has continued to be improved, for the latest changes under the leadership of Emmanuel Macron, Minister of the Economy and then President.
Objective: to attract executives and thereby facilitate the establishment of foreign companies and other investments in France.
A preferential regime that has aroused increased interest among the French in London since Brexit.
Beneficiaries
The impatriate regime (article 155 B of the General Tax Code) is intended for employees, managers and corporate officers, recruited directly abroad by a company based in France, or sent to a company
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