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By Rob Kay, Senior Partner, Blevins Franks From January 2016, financial institutions in over 50 countries around the world began collecting information on their clients and their accounts. This data will be passed onto the clients’ country of residence in 2017. Cross-border taxation can get complex for expatriates, and it is important to make sure […] Leggett Immobilier, has released their sales figures: the number of properties sold to British clients between July and October 2016 is equal to last year’s figures during the same period of time. Leggett Immobilier, the French Estate Agency, was created in the Dordogne nearly 20 years ago and is the first stop for British buyers […] You may have put a lot of thought into your financial planning to make sure you have enough for the retirement lifestyle you want. Have you given the same kind of attention to your estate planning? If so, is it up to date? Writing your will is by no means the only step. Estate […] by Family Panman September marched in like an army on the attack: searing searchlights scanning a night sky thunderously full of rumbling grumbling. What a storm! The vines held their breath and scuttled for cover. This is emphatically not how we like to start a harvest. But again the gods were good, and […] JULY 2015 VINE LINES The regular newsletter on the wines, vines and times at Rives-Blanques by Jan Panman Cépie 22 July 2015 It’s the Canicule! A stultifying, stupefying, grinding, relentless, unforgiving and exhausting heat not experienced in over 100 years, they say … but the grapes are magnificent: no sign of stress or thirst […] After some decidedly depressing months for those of working for British househunters in France, there is finally reason for optimism as buyers are being tempted back into the French property market, largely because prices are realistic and there are some good deals to be struck. If you want to benefit from this buyers’ market […] Toques et Clochers is a two day festival and charity auction whose proceeds go to the renovation of the 42 villages church steeples of the four-terroirs Limoux appellation area of the Aude. Each year, a different village is selected to host the festival and raise funds for next years beneficiary, also to celebrate the recent […] March has brought it’s usual share of changeable weather – “les giboulées de mars” – but spring is definitely here; many shrubs and perennials are starting to flower, the grass needs cutting and the weeds are growing so there is plenty to do in the garden. continue to tidy up foliage on perennials, and cut […] The Milk Factory, is a Pop-up gallery and ‘reflection space’ dedicated to dairy products: Milk Factory – 5 Rue Paul Bert – 75011 Paris Tel: 01 43 48 83 94 Open Tuesday to Saturday from 13:30 to 19h – free admission – Summer hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 1:45 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. – Closed Saturday, […] |
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