Introduction to personal income tax of French immigrants

Personal income tax is a comprehensive tax levied on all income within one year, and taxpayers with an annual income of less than 8440 euros are exempt from personal income tax; According to the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic and Consular Relations, the salaries of foreign diplomats and their income from sources outside France are exempt from personal income tax. The following is an introduction to the personal income tax of French immigrants. Welcome to read!

Introduction to personal income tax of French immigrants

France adopts a comprehensive tax system and collects personal income tax on a household basis. Taxpayers' household income is calculated uniformly, regardless of source. When income from different sources is included in taxable income, the necessary costs and expenses paid for obtaining the income can be deducted (taxpayers with lower income can also adopt a simple calculation method, that is, they are included in taxable income according to a certain proportion of their income). Operating income or non-operating income with little income (the standard applicable to operating income is: the annual income of taxpayers selling goods or providing residence does not exceed 865,438+0,500 euros; The annual income of taxpayers providing services does not exceed 32,600 euros. The standard for non-operating income is taxpayers whose annual income does not exceed 32,600 euros), or they can choose to directly calculate and pay personal income tax and social insurance contributions in a certain proportion of this income. The taxable income is obtained after deducting the deductible items (such as family and professional expenses) stipulated in the tax law. The personal income tax exemption amount is 5963 euros, and the four-level progressive tax rate is implemented, with a minimum of 5.5% and 4 1%.

France is a very "socialist" country, and the welfare treatment is better in Europe. French citizens (French nationals) and residents living in France enjoy the same welfare treatment, which is the embodiment of the French concept of equality. They can generally enjoy the following benefits:

1. Women enjoy the same national treatment during pregnancy and childbirth (such as free childbirth). ).

2. Children from kindergarten to university (if they enter state schools, the proportion of French state schools accounts for the majority), and tuition fees are free.

Anyone who has worked in France and paid welfare benefits can enjoy the same unemployment benefits after unemployment. If you work long hours, you can still enjoy unemployment benefits and old-age benefits in previous years.

As long as you have a French residence permit, even if you don't have a job, the state subsidizes more than 200 euros a month as a basic living income.

Young people and old people in France can enjoy free or reduced fees in transportation (including railways, vehicles and subways). ).

Chapter II Advantages of French Business Immigrants

French business immigration is a business investment+immigration project specially designed for those who want to do business in France and obtain permanent residence permit in France. Foreigners who set up a company in France can obtain a permanent residence permit/naturalization in France and enjoy all the benefits of France with their spouses and children. Children enjoy free education and can apply to attend European universities.

The investment capital is zero, but the recommended registered capital is 30,000 euros (for personal use to ensure the safety of funds).

No immigration supervisor, no need to give up domestic business.

Apply for a two-year residence permit at one time, and extend it for two years after two years; After living for 3 years, you can apply for a 10 year long-term residence permit; After living for 5 years, it becomes a permanent residence.

Children in EU countries can enjoy free medical insurance, free education (only a few universities charge about 2,300 euros a year) and free employment.

In a multilingual environment, children can learn many languages easily.

The more open French investment immigration policy is undoubtedly a boon for businessmen and industrialists who have the strength at home and want to go to Europe to open up markets.

France is a country with very sound laws, and there is no risk in the process of investment and residence. Every step of all procedures is strictly in accordance with legal procedures, and all investments are credited to the applicant's own account. Without the permission of the investor, no one may use the investment funds.

Investors who go to France will not face the dilemma of immigration supervision in Europe and the United States.

After investing in France and obtaining a residence permit, there is no need to extend the residence permit.

Seeking business residence and permanent residence in a country like France will not only gain a lot in business, but also promote the future of applicants and their children.

Further reading: the situation of French business immigrants

I. Investment and settlement

1. Invest 770,000 euros in France, and you can apply for a foreigner's business license and residence visa after 4 months.

2. China's personal assets are more than 2 million RMB. If he invests 77,000 euros in France to register or inject 77,000 euros, he can get the business license of the French company and the foreigner residence visa within 6-9 months of application.

Second, the self-employed settle down

Personal assets in China exceed RMB 1 ten thousand yuan. If you invest 37,000 euros to set up a company in France or inject 37,000 euros into a French company, you can get a business license and a foreigner's residence visa within 6-9 months of application.

Third, cooperation between small and medium-sized enterprises.

1. A limited company that invested 37,000 euros in France to cooperate with shareholders.

2. Invest 37,000 euros in France to establish a French commercial joint-stock company, which can be divided into overseas capital and securities.

3. Invest 37,000 euros in France to set up a limited cooperative company, and the customer pays 4.08% of the sales.