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Yes, that's possible. Technically, you're in the same situation as workers who live near the border and commute to another country every day. You'd be liable
by BjoernKW 7y ago
Yes, that's possible.
Technically, you're in the same situation as workers who live near the border and commute to another country every day.
You'd be liable to pay income tax in France.
- stormwatcher 7y agogood point - "frontier-workers" are in the exact same legal situation as I am, I guess. Do you, by chance, know of any German governmental institute that can help me with the legal things surrounding such a move ?
- BjoernKW 7y agoGerman authorities unfortunately usually are of little help, especially in situations other than the default case. They usually also don't speak languages other than German - neither English nor French (which might or might not be relevant in your case). I'd suggest talking to a registered accountant / tax counsellor ("Steuerberater" in German) instead.
- thiago_fm 7y agoYes, just get a good Steuerberater, try to find one that knows this stuff. You can also try to find people who do similar things and ask for their Steuerberater.