In France, if tax residency is established, taxes are applicable on the entirety of the income earned from French sources or from foreign sources. On the other hand, income is taxable in Singapore when it is accrued in or is derived from Singapore, whether or not the individual is resident in Singapore.
Understand the intricacies of becoming a French Tax Resident and delve into the key considerations, potential complications, and strategic insights for a seamless transition at this upcoming in-person session.
Join Mr Philippe Legeais, Partner, Deloitte France, as he guides you through the way the French tax authorities interpret the tax treaty with Singapore and many other practical insights. SCTP’s member, Mr Pierre Vanrenterghem, General Manager, RBA, will also share his practical thoughts and experiences.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of a seemingly standard topic of tax residency. Network and exchange perspectives with your peers and indulge in some French fare too. Reserve your spot now!
- Understanding the definition of residence in French internal tax law
- How the French tax administration interprets the Treaty with Singapore
- Consequences of becoming a French Tax Resident:
- Worldwide income declaration
- Worldwide real estate fortune to be declared in France (including specific exemption)
- Benefits of the impatriation regime (only for employees)
- Potential exit tax upon leaving
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