Moving to France as a US Expat Tax Edition

Jonathan started Hadida Tax Advisors in 2021 with the goal of providing top-quality service to expats in and around France.
A lawyer by trade and an accountant at heart, Jonathan holds a Masters’ Degree in International Business Law from McGill University, a J.D. from Osgoode Hall Law School (common law degree) and an LL.B. (civil law degree) from Université de Montreal. Jonathan is an attorney licensed with the New York Bar.
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Adrian Leeds speaks at conferences and seminars in both the U.S. and France on a variety of related topics to living and investing in France.
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Brian Dunhill is a Financial Planner with a core emphasis on concentrated positions, and retirement planning for Expatriates.
Past positions have led him to work in many capacities for prestigious firms on Wall Street including UBS, Lehman Brothers, and A.G. Edwards. Working as an analyst, in compliance and as a Financial Advisor has given him the full perspective on the operations of a financial firm.
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[@hugo3796]

Thanks guys!!

[@fakerating]

great info, thanks!

[@TheClaudio7078]

Any tax videos put there for canadian retirees?. Also in Canada we have federal income tax and provincial income tax

[@stayfocused1041]

So, if I understand correctly, it is possible to live in France full time and have a company in the US? I am French living in the US for 35 years, my husband is American. We both have social security, also my husband has a trading company. So, would it be possible to purchase a property and live in France full time, and for him to trade on US platforms? I guess in this situation, we would pay US taxes only?

[@zeitgeist888]

Does the trust issue still apply when a US parent has a trust and the adult children live in France are the heirs and all assets are US based (home, bank and investments)?

[@DeanRamser]

Bonjour! Excellent video. Very informative. Thank you! We are retired American educators with modest social security and pension payments (45k), and very modest rental income(16k). We had been looking at Spain, France, and Italy because of their healthcare systems. But, Spain and Italy would tax us more than France, and France has better healthcare. Is my perception correct? 60k per year is taxed less in France than in Spain, correct? Thank you.
Merci!
Dean & Cindy