by Tomasi on Sat 22 Nov 2008 22:46
The UK-France double tax treaty prohibits any form of tax discrimination against nationals of the other country. However, a UK national has to pay 3% more capital gains tax than a French national. And property of higher value sold with a lower gain will cost a UK national more than a Frenchman because the French agent’s fee will always be worked out according to the sales price rather than the gain.