American expat living in France, you may benefit a french income tax refund.
Why ? Because if you earn some american incomes, it is not supposed to be taxed in France according to the french-US tax agreement.
As everything administrative in France, income tax is complicated, specially when it comes to foreign income taxation, and even for the tax services!
If you
– are an american citizen living in France,
– earn US incomes as rental income / dividends / interests / capital gains,
– and/or have been recruited from abroad to work in France,
– and/or are a professor of a public french school/university,
– and fill your french tax return by yourself,
you have the perfect profile for paying too much tax in France on your american incomes.
This is kind for you to do so and contribute to fill the french governement financial hole, but you can use this money in an other way.
We can help you to check is your french tax return is correctly filled, and if not we will prepare for you a complaint to get the over taxed money.
You can rectify your french tax return during 3 years : until 31/12/2022 for the year 2019, until 31/12/2023 for the year 2020, and so on.
An example is better than words : an american expat we assisted in 2021 got 5 113 € tax back for 2018 and 4 516 € for 2020.
Yes, 9 629 € overtaxed and reimbursed by the french tax services.
This person is not rich as a GAFA CEO, but simply has US rental income (for a house, not a castle) and some US dividends and capital gains.
No matter the level of your american incomes, it has to be correctly taxed in France.
You can see here our last tax back obtained.
We have a large experience in foreign source income taxation in France, specially for US source incomes, that french tax services don’t necessarily have.
We noticed that more than 66% of french tax bill for US citizen living in France aren’t correct.
We already assist several individuals in Grenoble area, and can assist you wherever you live in France.
Don’t hesitate and contact us to check if your french tax return is correct and if your US income are correctly taxed in France.
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