Tax thoughts

A short break from Gites today...another watchout for you on Uk vs French tax.

My last post touched on whether you can validly run a Gite. Before we even talk about tax, the next question is "should you run a gite?"

Given our other business is running Gites in Normandy, it seemed topical to do a few posts on Gites: CAN you run a Gite, SHOULD you run a Gite and then a Gite owners view on GITE TAX. For what should be a "tame" topic the politics of Rental property ownership/perceived shortage of accommodation in big cities is making...

You may now be planning your 2025 French tax return and maybe your 2025/26 UK tax return. It is important to get them right. I talked earlier in my blog about residence and why it matters for tax. Instead of tax "mumbo jumbo" some numbers may be easier…

As reading through lots of stuff on Tax is likely not most people's idea of fun (its not mine either actually - more a professional necessity) the lovely Cat and I recently did a podcast talking about some key points on Residency and what you put on each set of tax returns. Click on the link to access on Survive France...

Is it better to manage your tax returns via the post or electronically?

Tax residence sounds like quite a dull topic. Yes it is, however, it is fundamental to what you include in your tax return or returns you must submit.

Congratulations. You hit the filing deadline. Then you realise a week or a month later you got your UK taxes wrong- you missed some income out, you included income you should not, or you forgot to fill in the non-residence section and you should have done. Should I panic?