08/09/2026
Most companies, trusts and funds holding French property never pay the 3% tax. The exemption exists for that 😀
What changed in June 2026 is how you get it. A one-off commitment used to be enough. Now it has to be filed every year ✍️
And once something becomes annual, it needs a set-up: online access, a SIREN, a representative. None of it difficult, all of it slow ⏳
07/09/2026
Paying French taxes from a foreign bank account? 💳🇫🇷
If your account is in the SEPA zone, you can generally pay your French taxes online.
But there are a few rules to keep in mind, especially for payments over €300 💡
Not sure your set-up will hold? 🤔
Write to us at https://www.rfr.bz/f3f378a48
01/09/2026
In France, the tax year doesn't stop in May 📆🙅
The spring return is only the paperwork. September is when the consequences actually land, and none of it needs your signature to happen.
➡️ Swipe to see what falls where this month!
25/08/2026
Since the taxe d'habitation disappeared for main residences, a lot of owners assume the whole thing is behind them 🏠🇫🇷
It isn't. Owning property in France can trigger up to three separate taxes, and they have nothing to do with the income tax return you file in spring 📄
Swipe to see which ones concern you! 👉
24/08/2026
The keys are yours and the notaire has done his part. What comes after the signature is on you 🏡
Once the deed is signed, the property enters the French tax system under your name, and that applies whether you live in France or abroad. Most of these steps take a few minutes online. The hard part is knowing they exist 💡
🤔 Questions about your own purchase?
Write to us at https://www.rfr.bz/f12c4eb46
18/08/2026
Living in France, working here, or owning a property? You don't all file the same thing 🇫🇷
There's no single "French tax form."
The right ones depend on your situation 📄
Save it for when you need it! 📌