The French General Directorate of Public Finance April 15 updated an administrative doctrine on the application of the furnished rental regime to nonresident taxpayers. Topics covered include: 1) a clarification on how the professional status of furnished rental activities is assessed for taxpayers not resident in France; 2) the confirmation that the 23,000-euro (US$27,087) annual revenue threshold under Article 155 of the French Tax Code remains unchanged; 3) a modification of the assessment regarding the income predominance condition for nonresidents, requiring comparison with other earned income; 4) the specification that, for nonresident taxpayers, all income of the same nature as ...
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