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French Riviera Financial & Legal - AngloINFO  Share |  Print FINANCIAL & LEGAL Sub-categories Independent financial advisers, with offices across France. Specialising in helping people build a new life in France. Tax planning, inheritance issues, savings and investments and retirement planning. Expert help and advice from your Regional Manager. | |
Prestigious bank with an International Branch helping English-speaking
customers throughout the French Riviera. Discuss your current and savingsbaccounts, personal loan, mortgage, business account and insurance with us.
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English speaking Mortgage broker working with an extensive network of French banks to ensure that our customers get the best rate and conditions on their mortgage, bridging finance, equity release, commercial loans or leasebacks. Call us or email today! | Tel: 05 53 74 33 71 Fax: 05 53 74 35 91 |
REFERENCE INFORMATION PAGES  | Information on opening a Monaco bank account (what documents to provide), the main retail banks and a banking jargon guide. |
| Information on opening a French bank account (what documents to provide), the debit card and setting up debit orders. Information includes a sample of how to write a French check and an explanation of the RIB and TIP. Also: banking jargon guide. |
| Real-time currency conversion between the world's currencies - here at AngloINFO. |
| This is the place to ask questions and share information on banking, tax, mortgages, visas and other matters relating to law and money. |
| Key financial data from the world's markets. |
| A guide to how the money markets works with information on various currency transfer options available if you need to exchange US Dollars, Pound Sterling, or any other currency to Euros - whether in a single transfer or on a regular basis. |
| Information on capital gains tax in France, on how it is applied to properties, shares and movable goods belonging to foreign residents and non-residents. Find out what it is, the method of calculation, the exemptions and the process for payment. |
| Information on becoming a taxpayer in France, when and how submit your return and details on the tax bands applied to your income. Also find out how other incomes may be taxed (pensions, rental income, interest, dividends), social charges and benefits. |
| Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) and the answers on the the new rules for captail gains tax introduced in January 2004 and the effect they could have on your purchase of property in France. Information is specific to the British home owner. |
| A simple guide the various Social Security organisations in France - their responsibilities and what they do for you in sickness, unemployment, maternity and pregnancy, retirement and other times of financial need. |
| Brief explanation of French taxes, with information on the payment dates of: income tax (impot sur le revenue), occupiers tax (taxe d'habitation), audiovisual tax (redevance audiovisuelle ) and land tax (taxe fonciere). |
| Information on general taxation in France: wealth tax, inheritance/succession taxes, gift tax, and property tax payments due by residents of France and non-residents with assets in France. Includes tables of tax rates, deductions and allowances. |
| Jargon guide to the various terms used in currency conversion market; the meaning of terms such as: Stop loss order, Rollover, Floating exchange rate. If you don't understand your bank or broker, perhaps the answer is here. |
| Information on the system of heirship for residents and those with fixed assets in France. The rules of reserved and unreserved allocations and how to make it work for you. Information includes details on legal changes introduced January 2007. |
| Personal effects lost or stolen? Here are notes on who to call and what to do. |
| If you stay in Monaco for over three months you will you need a carte de sejour residency permit. Non-EEA citizens will need a long-stay visa before making application for residency. |
| If you stay in France for over three months and you are not an EU citizen - if you are American, Canadian, Australian, South African or from elsewhere outside the EU - you will need a titre de sejour residency permit. Here's how. |
| Information on how to set up a French business: details on the self-employed sole trader (EI), limited liability single operator (EURL) and the SARL (company). Plus: documents needed to register at the CFE, and tax regimes BIC, BNC and Micro-entreprise.
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