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France House overview

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Villa in Cannes available for renting year round by the week or month.

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PRESENTATION

This Orangery Villa in Cannes on the seaside of the Cote d'Azur South of France is available by owner for renting year round by the week or month. The villa is decorated and furnished to a high standard.

The vacation home is located 200 meters from its beaches and the restaurants close to the old port. It is unique in that there is no other private villa in Cannes this close to the old port and the Croisette.

This Cannes vacation villa is also close to the Palais des Festivals which hosts numerous festivals: Film Festival, MIDEM, MIPIM, MIPTV, FIF, MIPCOM, TAX FREE, MILIA, MAPIC.

In the heart of Cannes, walkable to the beach and the old port, surrounded by amazing mediterranean gardens.

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Buy or Sell a Property in France

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In a sale or purchase of a residential property in France, the following points might usefully be borne in mind :

The first step is usually the signature by both parties of a preliminary contract bythe purchaser and payment of deposit - usually between 5% and 10% which is held by a Notaire or sometimes by an Estate Agent (Agent Immobilier).
This document is called variously a 'compromis', 'promesse unilatérale' etc but notethat these expressions all have different legal meanings in French and often very different consequences for the parties.
It should also be noted that this document is binding and not 'subject to contract'as in many common law jurisdictions and it thus obliges the parties to complete the acquisition of the property once the conditions precedent have been satisfied.
It should moreover be noted that surveys are not usually carried out in France (although some UK building societies with subsidiaries in France sometimes request a valuation which should not be confused with a survey) and completion is not generally subject to any condition which might flow from such a unilateral survey in any case.
A search on title and other relevant matters is though usually carried out by the acquirer's Notaire, but once again this should not be compared to the searches which are undertaken by, say, Solicitors in England.
The price of the property is held at French Law to be the sum asked for by a willing vendor which a willing purchaser agrees to pay and it would be difficult to claim after the event that a property was overpriced.
The completion document is usually drafted by the Notaire acting for the vendor who will often suggest that he is able to act objectively for both parties.
It would nevertheless be a more realistic approach to instruct a second separate Notaire (or Avocat specialising in this field) to act for the purchaser in order to insure that the interests of both parties, especially if one of them does not speak French, are properly looked after.
Completion is virtually always carried out at the vendor's Notaire's office in the presence of both the vendor and the purchaser, very often as well as the Estate Agent who will be there to receive (on the spot) his commission.
The formal conveyance document ('acte authentique' in French) is often read in full and in French and very often the first time the purchaser has had sight of this document is at the Notaire's office during the completion meeting.
There is no standard format for such written documents, which means that a careful purchaser should examine it thoroughly and arrange for an interpreter if his own lawyer does not speak English well.

Legal terminology can be particularly difficult to translate as very often there is no directly equivalent concept/procedure in another jurisdiction - attempts simply to superimpose the dictionary definitions of another language can lead to fundamental misunderstandings of the true legal position.
It is always advisable to seek professional advice from an English speaking French law practice well prior to this stage because once this 'acte authentique' is executed it is generally too late to do anything about a problem.
Upon the signature by the vendor and the purchaser of the acte authentique the purchaser hands a banker's or certified cheque for the full amount to the Notaire who in turn hands the him the keys to the property and the ownership thus passes to the purchaser.

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Opening a Bank Account in France "Better"

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To open a bank account, simply make an appointment to see a Customer Advisor at the Société Générale branch of your choice. You can also ask to open an account by filling in a form on our site. click here

An Advisor from the branch of your choice will then contact you to set up on an appointment to save you waiting and to offer you personalized advice.

In all cases, when opening your account, remember to bring with you :

a document providing proof of your identity (identity card, passport, "carte de séjour" resident's card, etc.)a document providing proof of your domicile in France (rent receipt slip, EDF/GDF electricity bill or fixed telephone bill, etc.) or abroad (if necessary, justification of residency for tax purposes)The Société Générale does not bill for account management operations
To find the nearest Société Générale branch to your home, click here
If you live in Paris or the Paris region, the International Private Customer Branch (Agence de la Clientèle Privée Internationale - ACPI), which has historically specialized in international customers, will be able to handle management of your accounts. (no payment to open an account, free monthly account statement, free ordering of cheque books, etc.)

The ACPI is open Monday to Friday
at 29, boulevard Haussmann
75009 Paris
Tel.: +33 (0) 1 53 30 87 10
Fax: +33 (0) 1 53 30 87 30

Unlike in many countries, cheques are regularly used in France. The person you are paying by cheque may ask you for proof of identity.

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Advice from Inland Revenue on leaving the UK

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If you have decided to buy a property in France getting your tax affairs in place will be one less thing to worry about.

The Inland Revenue has a list of Frequently Asked Questions hidden away on their site.

It is reproduced below and answers such questions as residence status, tax on property income and building society accounts…

The Inland Revenue has a list of Frequently Asked Questions hidden away on their site.
It is reproduced below and answers such questions as residence status, tax onproperty income and building society accounts…
In what circumstances would I become non-UK resident if I left the UK?

Normally if you leave the UK permanently or for 3 years or more or to work abroad full-time, you will become not resident and not ordinarily resident in the UK if
your absence from the UK covers a complete tax year (i.e. 6 April to 5 April), andyou spend less than 183 days in the UK during the tax year, or
your visits to the UK do not average 91 days or more a tax year over a maximum of 4 years.
(For visits to the UK, days of arrival and departure are not normally counted as days spent in the UK.)

What do I need to do, as I am going to live or work abroad?

Inform your local Tax Office and ask for a form P85 and leaflet IR138.
When I go to live or work abroad, will I continue to pay UK tax?
If you remain resident in the UK for UK tax purposes, normally you will be taxable on your income arising in the UK and overseas. If you become non-resident, you will normally only be taxable on your income arising in the UK.

Can I choose to pay tax in the UK on UK source income rather than in my country of residence?

If a double taxation treaty is involved, the country in which you pay tax will be determined as a matter of fact and not choice.
More information on Double Taxation Treaties.

Will I have to pay tax in the country to which I go to live or work?

The country to which you go to live or work may tax you on your world-wide income. This will depend on its own laws. You may need to ask the tax authority there for advice.

Why am I paying tax in the UK on my income when I am no longer resident there?

Income arising in the United Kingdom will remain liable to United Kingdom income tax. However, depending on your nationality and where you live you may be eligible to:
make a claim for repayment of United Kingdom Income Tax. More information on Double Taxation Treaties.
make an application for exemption from United Kingdom Income Tax. More information on Double Taxation Treaties.
use any personal allowances to which you may be entitled to offset some or all of your tax liability. More information on Personal Allowances.

What happens if I decide to let my UK home/property whilst I am living or working abroad?

You will be taxable on any profit you make in letting your property. Normally the rent should be paid to you after deduction of UK income tax at the basic rate but you may apply for the rent to be paid to you without deduction of tax.
Please ask your Tax Office for leaflet IR140 and form NRL1.
If gross payment of rent is approved, you will still be liable to tax on your net profit.
Self Assessment tax return will be issued to you to enable you to account for the tax due.

When I go to live abroad I will begin to receive a pension from my former employer. How will this be treated for UK tax purposes?

Normally the pension will be taxable in the UK. It may also be liable to tax in the country in which you live. If so, you may be able to get relief under the terms of any double taxation treaty between the UK and the country in which you live.

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Villa Rental Rates or Buyer Price

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Rental Rates available on application

Booking Deposit of 30% of rental to secure Villa
Additional

Security Deposit – Euro 10,000 (Refundable after costs)
Electricity, Gas & Telephone - according to consumption
Pool Heating (if required)
Additional cleaning (10 hours per week provided free of charge)
Available on request

Meeting at Airport
Welcome Hamper/Shopping Service
WI-FI internet
Chef, waiters
Gourmet Meals
Baby Sitter
Concierge Service

PRIVATE HOME PRICES RENTAL

MIPIM	5.000,00 €
FIF	15.000,00 €
MIPCOM	5.000,00 €
SAISON JUILLET	20.000,00 €
SAISON AOUT	20.000,00 €
VIDCOM	5.000,00 €
RECEPTION MARIAGE	5.000,00 euro	Week-end day (Prevision 8 mariage)
FOR DAY	5.000,00 €	/soirée (Prevision 8 événement)

contact : baliconfederate@yahoo.com
Film Festival, MIDEM, MIPIM, MIPTV, FIF, MIPCOM, TAX FREE, MILIA, MAPIC.

Policy

How to Book
For information on availability please contact the owner

Payment
Upon receipt of written confirmation of availability of the Villa during the period requested, you must pay a deposit of 30%. The reservation will be considered valid only after receiving this deposit. The balance must be paid within 60 days prior to the start of the rental period.

Minimum Rental Period & Rates
The minimum rental period is one week. The rental rates are per week.

Arrival & Departure please contact the owner

Security Deposit
A security deposit of Euro 6,000 is to be paid 30 days prior to the start of the rental period to cover service charges and any damage or inventory losses. The balance will be returned as soon as possible after the accounts are settled.

Cancellation Policy
In the event you are forced to cancel your reservation the following charges will apply:

More than 60 days prior to the start of the rental period - Forfeit the deposit
More than 30 days prior to the start of the rental period - 50%of total rent fee

Note: days will be calculated based on the date we receive written notice of cancellation

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