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( © Created by Philippe IMBERT – Atelier des taxes locales )
Summary
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- A property owner in France with an excessive real property tax ...,
- Two categories of persons can find an interest in the present website,
- Content of the English version of the present website,
- General information on French local taxes and on our practice,
- French land registry rental value,
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Three
examples of excessive tax concerning French real
property tax,
- How
to verify your French real property tax ?
- From
tax demand
back to assessment basis : how to find the reference
premises ?
- The weight of French local
taxes,
- Some information about us,
- Information on our strategy.
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A property owner in
France with an excessive real property tax, …
can it
be your situation ?
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The general subject of this website is the four
French local taxes , and specifically the real property
tax on developed land (la taxe foncière sur les propriétés
bâties) and the land registry rental value (“la
valeur locative cadastrale”).
This website will provide you will an approach
and some tools to realise a diagnosis of your local
taxes to detect the excessive tax situations that
concern more than 25% of the French premises.
Mistakes (same building, same street, same
municipality and a very different tax amount) generally
concern the surfaces or the reference
premises choice by the French tax administration.
This way to realise a recovery audit of local taxes can be extended, from the real property tax
on developed land, to other local taxes like the
business tax (“taxe professionnelle”), real property
tax on undeveloped land (“taxe foncière sur les
propriétés non bâties”) and residence tax (“taxe
d’habitation”) and even to other sorts of taxes like
the tax on garbages (“taxe sur les ordures ménagères”
or TEOM) or the local equipment tax (“taxe locale d’équipement”).
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Two categories of persons
can find some interest in the content of this English version of the present website
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For the visitors of the present website, the
major interest will concern :
1 – English speaking people owning a
building in France,
2 – English speaking professionals working in
the real estate and tax area (lawyers, chartered
accountants, …) who have to deal with French local tax problems of people owning a building in
France.
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Content of the English version of the present
site
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The English version of the present site is a
translation of a part (about 20%) of the French version
of the site which is far more developed, with more than
70 pages
 of
general or technical information.
In the English version of the site you will
mainly access to a detailed article on the land
registry rental value (“la valeur locative
cadastrale”) which is the basis of the french local
taxes :
- The land registry rental
value.
You will also discover the translation of
several practical articles :
- Three examples of excessive
tax concerning French real property tax
- How to verify your French
real property tax ?
- From tax demand
back to assessment
basis : how to find the reference premises
?
It is possible, without reading French
language, to look at the different tools proposed in the
French version, specially in the chapter
“Outils” and sub-chapter “Formulaires”
where you'll find :
(To go back to the english version click on
the british flag)
- a model of the files n° 6675 M,
6675 C-ME, 6675 H and 6675 U,
- different models of the
report gathering the reference premises of a
municipality,
- the table of the cumulative
national coefficient used from 1981 to 2007,
- the table of county (“department”)
coefficients used from 1970 to 1980,
- a file for the diagnosis of
residential use premises,
- a file to ponder the surface
of commercial premises.
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General information on French local taxes and
on our practice
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You will also find some general and statistical information on French local taxes and on our practice :
- The weight of French local
taxes,
- Some information about us,
- Information on our strategy.
Maître Philippe IMBERT is lawyer in the Bar of
Toulouse, he also has a PhD in law from the Toulouse
University.
He began to focus on local taxes in 2001.
For further information you can contact
Philippe IMBERT :
- by phone : 00 33 6 08 80 73
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- by e-mail : imbert.avocat@atelier-taxeslocales.fr
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