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Add France in the "International Tax Presets"

I would love to show this website to my family but they all live in France :)

So adding “France” in the “International Tax Presets” would be nice

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Suggested 06 January 2022 by user Matt

Moved into Planned 11 January 2022

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  • 06 January 2022 Matt suggested this task

  • 11 January 2022 Kyle Nolan approved this task

  • 11 January 2022 Kyle Nolan moved this task into Planned

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    Oh yes, please, that’d be fantastic! I’m wondering if you could crowdsource the rules regarding taxation and accounts preset. I’m sure that folks using ProjectionLab would be more than happy to contribute!

    06 May 2022
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    +1 on the crowd source idea

    06 May 2022
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    Willing to help here on the french taxes.

    19 October 2024
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    Just wanted to add that this would be amazing! Especially if we can somehow separate out social charges from income tax.

    Ideally there would also be the different tax-advantaged accounts (like the PEA with its rules like no income tax but only social charges if withdraws happen 5 years after opening) as well.

    31 January
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    Would be fantastic! Would be willing to pay extra for this or crowdfund.

    24 February
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    Is the reason this does not exist yet here is because France and with the treaty with the United States makes the taxes relatively similar and it’s not such a huge jump as you have with some place like Spain? I was wondering.

    01 July
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    It’s not that easy. Some accounts are recognized (US-only stocks) as only taxed in the US, not in France, even as a tax resident. Some accounts like the PEA aren’t recognized in the US as a retirement account so are taxed as capital gains by the US but not France.

    02 July
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    Interested in this with the tax treaty if we were to retire in France instead of Germany. Looking to see how our assets and withdrawls would change with a change of tax residency. With my estimations, I would save 15-25% of my money (taxes) by moving to France in retirement.

    06 September
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    Upvoting this!

    18 September