Individuals - Taxation - Page 8

The government is putting an end to excessive fees on bank estate settlements. A decree issued in August 2025 establishes a national cap of €850 on fees ...

Amid economic uncertainty and the renewed focus on the Sapin II Act, more and more investors are asking themselves: Does a Luxembourg life insurance policy protect...

Does a May 9 decision by the Council of State call into question the well-known "right to make mistakes," a symbol of a more lenient administration open to dialogue...

On April 3, 2025, the Court of Cassation issued a ruling that changes the criteria for assessing the validity of a change to the beneficiary clause in an insurance contract...

When it comes to passing on one’s estate to nephews or nieces, French tax rules are particularly strict. Here’s why.

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Employee savings plans: a question arises for millions of French employees—should they cash out their bonus or invest it? It’s a strategic choice, because depending on your...

The Dutreil Pact, established in 2003 by Minister Renaud Dutreil, remains a popular solution among small and medium-sized businesses and mid-sized companies...

Since 2025, a controversial new tax measure has been shaking up the furnished rental sector in France: the reinstatement of depreciation in the c...

The loss of a loved one often brings with it, in addition to grief, a series of complex estate planning issues. Among these, joint ownership of the estate is one of...

The status of a non-professional furnished rental property owner (LMNP), long considered an optimal tool for tax optimization, has just suffered a serious setback...

The 2025 Budget Act introduces several major changes in the real estate sector, with significant implications for property owners...

"Hobby" investments—which include, among other things, jewelry, works of art, collectibles, precious metals, and rare wines—have long benefited from...