Buy and Sell Commercial Property In France
Commercial property purchases can be expensive with significant tax implications. Therefore, you must enlist the help of professionals to assist in the process and avoid costly errors.
Buying commercial property in France can be even more complicated than doing so at home. Navigating UK and French property, business, and tax laws requires in-depth knowledge and experience. To ensure that your purchase of French commercial property runs smoothly, you need a trusted team of French commercial property law experts.
Our French Commercial Property Team
France Tax Law’s French commercial property team has 20 years of industry experience. Our notarial industry experience spans law offices in Monaco, the Luxembourg banking industry, and notaires’ offices. We are a dedicated team of law professionals, including a French-qualified notaire with a deep knowledge of UK and French business and property law.
How Our French Property Law Team Can Help You
Whether you are buying or selling commercial property in France, we can help you. Drawing on years of French business and property law experience, we can advise you throughout the process. We’ll guide you through the process. We can advise on a purchase or sale's tax and succession implications. Plus, we work with French notaires, estate agents, and more, maintaining communication with other parties in France and the UK.
More Than French Property Law…
Our specialist French law professionals have experience in many areas of French law. This allows us to offer a more holistic service and take into account broader considerations and implications of any commercial French property purchase or sale. Our team are experts in French tax law, French property law and French business law. We combine our expertise to assist with commercial property transactions and ensure optimised estate planning and smoother business operations. When you buy or sell property in France with France Tax Law, you get a comprehensive look into the tax implications and more, so you can make the best decision for you and your business.
Speak With A French Property Law Expert
For impeccable legal assistance with buying and selling commercial property in France, speak with our trusted team. We are here to help you. Navigate the complexities of commercial property and business law in France with a French-qualified notaire. Call us on 020 8115 7914 to learn more.
More From Our French Property Law Experts
We provide a range of French property law services for both commercial and residential transactions. You can learn more about our full range of property services through the links below.
Buying and Selling Commercial Property In France FAQs
How can I find reputable professionals in France to help with a commercial property transaction?
In addition to our vast array of services, we can also make recommendations for other industry professionals providing related services. We can help you find the right team in the UK or in France, including notaries, insurers, and accountants.
Are there any restrictions to foreign buyers buying commercial property in France?
There are no special restrictions to foreign buyers investing in French property, with the exception of agricultural use properties. You must first receive the appropriate authorisation from the local Prefect. Some sensitive activities will also require approval from the Ministry of Economics.
Can France Tax Law help set up a business to hold properties in France?
Yes. We specialise in French corporate law and can help you establish a business in France, expand an existing business into France and much more. For more details, read the “Setting Up A Business In France” section of our Business In France page.
French Property Law Advice
For more information on French property law and answers to your questions, visit our blog. We have many valuable and insightful resources covering commercial and residential French property topics such as tax, cross-border succession, and relocating to France. Here are some recommended reads to begin with: