News Archive: legal issues

26, 2011 July:

Brit expats to benefit from new tax reforms

New UK treasury reforms could see retirees who live and own property abroad able to spend up to a third of their time back home each year without paying any tax.

25, 2011 May:

EU forces notaries to compete for business

Seven European Union countries are to be forced to open the notary profession to outside competition after a ruling Tuesday by the bloc's highest court.

19, 2011 May:

Leaseback purchasers could avoid new French property tax

The French government is seeking to impose a new 20% tax on non-resident second home owners, but buyers of properties under the leaseback scheme will be able to avoid it, according to legal experts.

08, 2008 September:

France faces tax rise

Nicholas Sarkozy's introduction of an increase in tax on investment revenue could affect international investors who rent out their holiday or second homes in France.

25, 2007 October:

Brits 'escaping' in record numbers

The NAEA is advising homebuyers to think carefully when considering a move abroad...

07, 2007 March:

New International Property Rights Index launched

Property Rights Alliance (PRA), in conjunction with 37 global partners, yesterday released the inaugural International Property Rights Index (IPRI) at an event at the National Press Club...

15, 2007 January:

TheMoveChannel.com launches guides to property around the world!

TheMoveChannel.com today launches its guide to buying, owning and selling property in France. This is the first in a series of guides to key property markets around the world which will be hosted on TheMoveChannel.com website...

24, 2006 July:

RE markets are increasingly transparent

Australia, the United States and New Zealand have been cited as the most transparent real estate markets by new research from Jones Lang LaSalle...

03, 2006 July:

Innovative forex service launched

Crown Currency Exchange has introduced a new service into the travel money market by giving customers the opportunity to pre-order their travel money from 3 days to 12 months in advance...

10, 2006 March:

Dordogne Brits accused of fraud

An investigation by the conseil général in the Dordogne has revealed that 40% of those illegally claiming Revenu minimum d’insertion (RMI) benefits in the département are Brits, reports www.aquitainenews.com...

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