General Discussion

TV program on foreign property for RTE

7 June 2019

Hi,

a TV production company is planning a piece for RTE called 'Burnt by the Sun', due to air in the Autumn. They are looking for Irish owners who have experienced issues with foreign property purchases (take your pick!) to contribute.

This is a fantastic opportunity to bring this issue to the fore and provide for some serious pressure on the consumer protection authorities, in particular the EU Commission and the French authorities.

UK tax accountant

29 May 2019

Does anyone have a UK tax accountant they can recommend who understands French Leaseback?  HMRC have sent me something saying I should be paying more tax in UK and I don't think I should be.  I would like to take professional advice before getting back to them.

Thanks for any help you can give! 

Vat Repayment

6 March 2019

Hi,

I have a leaseback in Les Jasses De Camargue. The lease ended on the 17th of November with pruniere. He is refuses to leave the site. So there is an ongoing court case.

I started renting my property myself from that date, not realising that I would have to pay back the proportional VAT.

Do you have to pay back the VAT is one lump sum or can you spread it out?

Can I rejoin the leaseback if and when a new leaseback operator is found?

Any help would be fantastic

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Avocat Company Specialising in Leaseback Problems

7 January 2019

Dear All,

 

I see that Wineflair has already posted a link to this company:

https://fightleaseback.com/

I know nothing about them but just took a look at their website. Perhaps you should take a look, nothing to lose. In my experience a group of people working together is far better tahn individuals carrying the burden. I hope 2019 brings you health and happiness and allows you to get out of yuor leaseback nightmare. We got out of ours a few years ago, so it is possbile but it took a lot of hard work.

 

French Tax Guide/Resources

1 January 2019

I was wondering if there are any good resources to understanding the French tax system and how it applies to leaseback property.

I know that this is a potentially big topic to get one's head around but I realise that, despite owning a leaseback for over a decade, I know close to zero about how my taxes are calculated.  And instead have been relying far too much on my accountants who are happy to charge me but don't seem interested in advising and informing me about my investment.

The reason this has come to mind now is a comment included in my welcome email to this site:

Center Parcs Domain Des Trois Forêts

1 January 2019

[This is a cross post from the Center Parcs Domain Des Trois Forêts board.  Posting here as I'm not sure anybody will read it there]

Hi,

I'm new here and own a leaseback in Center Parcs Domain Des Trois Forêts.

My first observation is that there are no posts in the dedicated forum.  Is that because there are no other owners on this site?  Or it because people just post and read the General Discussion board?

Pages

Subscribe to RSS - General Discussion