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We live in a world that has become complex and unpredictable, with legal and tax systems continuously changing to meet the demands of European institutions. With Brexit ahead, French and European law will evolve, and the legislation in place will have to be detailed to comprehend the implications for our clients.

French Lawyer In London & Newcastle upon Tyne

French Lawyer In London & Newcastle upon Tyne

At FranceTaxLaw, our expert team are on hand to help you navigate these changes with professional French legal advice. With a French Lawyer in London & Newcastle Upon Tyne, you can seek all the advice and help you need for managing your business, property, tax and more in France.

French Legal Advice We Provide

French Legal Advice We Provide

Many areas of your life require professional tax and law advice. This is as true in France as anywhere, which is why our London & Newcastle based french lawyer services cover many areas of French law and tax.

Some of the areas we provide French legal advice for are:

  • French property law
  • French tax law
  • French succession law
  • French wills
  • Business in France
  • Procuration power of attorney France
  • Family law France
  • Leasing in France
Buying And Selling Property In France

Buying And Selling Property In France

Buying and selling a property in any country, including your home country, is surrounded by legal and tax implications. FranceTaxLaw is here to guide you through French property laws. We will help you understand the laws surrounding (and tax implications of) buying or selling property in France. We also know many are uncertain of how Brexit could affect having a second home in France and have other concerns surrounding leaving the European Union. We stay up to date with Brexit's impact on French property laws and provide French legal advice accordingly.

Taxes In France

Taxes In France

French tax law differs from British tax law. Thankfully, our French Tax law experts team can help you understand how these laws apply to you and your specific situation. We will propose solutions adapted to your situation and give you sufficient information to manage your french taxes optimally. We can provide you with advice on:

  • Income Tax
  • Inheritance Tax
  • Capital Gains Tax
  • New French Wealth Tax (Impot Sur La Fortune Immobiliere)
  • Relocation Tax
  • Exit Tax
  • Corporate Tax
  • Letting Income
French Property Law On Death

French Property Law On Death

Distributing someone's assets after their passing is a difficult task at a challenging time. Doing so without proper advice and understanding of the laws is an even greater challenge. The difference between British and French laws can further complicate the process when managing French assets. We can help you settle an estate. We can address questions regarding cross border jurisdiction, assist with the preparation of legal and tax documents, and liaison with French authorities.

French Wills

French Wills

Do you know how your estate will be distributed to your beneficiaries? If you are a British citizen with French property or have relocated to France, there are complications to consider. Everything from the language barrier to differences in British and French law can add complexity to settling your estate.

We can help you manage these complications and determine the best way to establish your beneficiaries. There are several ways to establish your heirs. Depending on the importance of your estate, you may consider the preparation of French Wills (testaments), a gift to your children or members of your family (donation entre vifs) or the distribution of your assets with your relatives (donation-partage). We have a thorough understanding and knowledge of French wills and can provide professional assistance in each step of your estate planning.

Business In France

Business In France

From expanding an existing business to establishing a new business, there are many ways you may encounter French business law. FranceTaxLaw's dedicated team of french qualified notaires can provide you with french business law advice specific to your circumstances. So, avoid legal missteps and potentially costly mistakes with expert guidance and advice from trusted French business law professionals.

Procuration France

Procuration France

Whether you have relocated abroad, work abroad, or frequently travel, there is a strong likelihood you will need to assign someone power of attorney. When you are outside of the country, you may need someone to take care of personal, business or even legal affairs on your behalf. As experts in international law, we can help you manage procuration (power of attorney) to ensure your affairs are handled even when you cannot take care of them in person.

Family And Divorce Law France

Family And Divorce Law France

Family law encompasses the different steps of your life from marriage to divorce, children and adults incapacity and anticipating your own protection and those of your assets. In the last 20 years, European institutions have tried to put in place tools to respond to the freedom of movement across Europe and increase international marriages and divorce.

This legislation and regulations have been ratified by most of the E.U countries to help you to organise your life in a better way.

We specialise in this complex sector of European Law and will guide you in making the right choices.

Leaseback Property In France

Leaseback Property In France

Leaseback property is an effective way to make full use of premises whilst relinquishing capital tied up in the property. When properly managed, leaseback property can also have tax benefits over alternative solutions to freeing up capital. France Tax Law's expert french qualified notaire can provide French legal advice and help you manage all aspects of a leaseback property in France.

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French Law Expert

If you need French legal advice, France TaxLaw is the perfect team for you.
For a French lawyer in London or Newcastle that can offer advice in a wide range of French law, call 020 8115 7914.