THE end of February is notable in France as the deadline for the submission of your yearly accounts of taxable income.
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Totting up your income tax
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Repat advice for your car
IT’S simple enough to drive a UK car in France, however long-term they can become a burden.But one British man who spotted this niche now takes the stress out of being stuck with a right-hand-drive car.
Mike Boden and his wife ran two car dealerships in South Wales before heading to the Cahors region to enjoy its vineyards and dramatic scenery.
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A foggy first of Feb
THE first day of the new month saw the valley floor swathed in a thick fog.
But if you head up the hillside it is noticeably warmer as you ascend and the views from the top are remarkable.
Below you sit the still banks of fog whilst above is a striking blue sky, the contrast gives the woods a whole new atmosphere.
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Getting your benefits right
RECEIVING health care, payment of a pension and entitlement to social security benefits should be easier thanks to reciprocal arrangements between EU countries. -
Taxes on your home
THERE are two types of local taxes in France and you will have to pay them if you buy a property. -
Schooling in France
A MAJOR worry for parents thinking of moving to France is what if the children don’t settle into their new school? -
Add sparkle to your site
GITE owners often spend a lot of money on setting up their website, wait for the torrent of bookings, only to end up very disappointed. -
Simple rules of the road
DRIVING around France can be a real pleasure compared to the clogged roads of the UK if you remember a few key points. -
A symmetrical sky
GIVING the day a true symmetry this evening’s sunset lit up the sky.
After the morning’s sunrise I headed to the hilltop behind my house hoping for another show.
I wasn’t disappointed and hopefully the shepherd will be delighted to.
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Permit for paperwork
IF you are likely to be spending more than three months in France then technically you need a residence permit or carte de séjour.