FR1.4.1 Income Tax

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France

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Subject to the provisions of tax treaties for the avoidance of double taxation, individuals who are non-resident in France are required to pay tax on French sourced income.

The following are income from French sources (CGI, Ar 164B):

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•�� income from property situated in France or from rights relating

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