Tax advice for working from home in france

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DebraphillipsMember23 April 2019 10:06:51

Hi everyone, just joined today. I'm looking for a bit of advice ease.im hoping to be moving to France soon and work from home for my existing UK employer.i already own a house in the Dordogne so looking for help with tax implications etc and where to start with this as it seems quite complicated! Thanks Deb

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Guest1230789Guest09 May 2019 09:50:13

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Hi Deb,
Since you'll be a French resident, and France taxes by residency, you will have to pay France first (including social charges). You will have to have a method for that - either your company deals with it, or you form a French company for yourself and bill your current UK company. I have zero details about that.
Good luck,
Julie

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