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Live Q&A: French Property, Capital Gains & Estate Taxes Explained

Live Q&A: French Property, Capital Gains & Estate Taxes Explained

JAN

28

Wednesday, January 28

5:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Register

Your questions about French taxes, answered LIVE.

Moving to France or owning property there, comes with a long list of tax questions, especially for U.S. citizens. From estate tax and capital gains to residency rules and inheritance planning, the French system is very different from what you’re used to. And getting clear answers is not always easy.

That’s why we’re hosting a 45-minute Live Q&A with Julien, our trusted French tax specialist, to help you understand how French taxes apply to your property, your estate, and your long-term plans.

We can cover key topics like:

• French capital gains tax when selling your second home

• How inheritance and estate taxes actually work

• Whether U.S. assets or your primary home abroad are taxed in France

• Residency considerations (and how to avoid becoming a French tax resident unintentionally)

• The role of a notaire, wills in France, and avoiding unnecessary tax surprises

• Common administrative errors and how to fix them

Bring your questions, big or small. Whether you already own a place in France, are thinking about buying, or simply want clarity before making a decision, this session will help you navigate the French tax system with confidence.

👉 Register now to save your spot. If you can’t join live, sign up anyway, you’ll receive the FULL replay.

Speakers

Ben Small

Ben Small

Host and Founder at Ibanista

Ben has been helping expats move money to and from France for the past 8 years. An expat himself he is always keen to help others on their own unique journey.

Julien Darras

Julien Darras

Tax attorney @Yatax

Experienced tax attorney with a demonstrated history of working in international private equity operations. Skilled in Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) structuring, Due Diligence, Accounting, and Tax planning for individuals. Graduated from Queen Mary University of London and Rennes I.

JAN

28

Wednesday, January 28

5:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Register