Investing in France: tax implications as 75% top rate is abolished

As France is set to abolish its 75% tax rate for top earners, Didier Hémion, partner and director at Paris-based Primexis, considers whether the changes to the tax landscape will stimulate foreign investment

As 2014 drew to a close, there were signs that France is moving to create a more favourable investment climate and especially for foreign investors.

While France has always been cited by investors for its quality infrastructure of transportation and communication, skilled workforce and geographical position in the heart of Europe, there has also been a constant demand for less regulation and more flexibility. Help may be on the way.

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