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When I file my French taxes, my income justification is based on my Adjusted Gross Income on my US tax return since I don't make any money from French-EU compan
by patio11 12y ago
When I file my French taxes, my income justification is based on my Adjusted Gross Income on my US tax return since I don't make any money from French-EU companies.
This step is, and I am choosing my words carefully here, criminally fraudulent. If this is your actual tax strategy, speak to an accountant. They will say "NON!"
- briandear 12y agoAGI is what the French social security, the CAF (Caisses d'Allocations Familiales) office and every other public office uses to determine our income. That wasn't our choice, it's what they use.
- maxerickson 12y agoThere's a big chance that When I file my French taxes, my income justification is based on my Adjusted Gross Income on my US tax return since I don't make any money from French-EU companies. isn't the right way to interpret the source of your income. (I'm not offering that as advice, I'm pointing out that those offices are relying on a characterization that you and whoever is paying you are making. A US corp with all of its operations in France probably doesn't qualify as a non EU entity...)