Case Studies
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Our Case Studies - Real-Life Situations, Practical Solutions
Wealth management analyses based on real-life scenarios, clearly explained to help you understand, make decisions, and plan for technical issues in the following areas:
legal,
financial and
tax-related.
Some are also written in English for our international clients.
Each article is based on a concrete and realistic case study drawn from actual situations encountered by our clients.
* Each case is anonymized and presented for informational purposes only. Since everyone’s financial situation is unique, these examples are not a substitute for personalized guidance.
Philanthropy: It’s never too late to give!
This case study explores the benefits of implementing measures that allow for tax savings to be redirected toward philanthropy.
Inflation: Taking action means protecting your wealth. Doing nothing…
Inflation is the consumer price index. It is used to estimate the average change in the prices of goods and services consumed by households between two periods. This index is then used to adjust a wide range of contracts, annuities, alimony payments, and the minimum wage. Note: Do not confuse this with the cost-of-living index. The latter seeks to measure changes in purchasing costs to maintain households’ standard of living at a specified level.
Philanthropy: What if I gave in a different way?
This case study explores the benefits of implementing measures that allow for tax savings to be redirected toward philanthropy.
The Impatriate Tax Regime in France: Exempt up to 50% of compensation from income tax!
This case study explains how Mr. X, who has moved from the United Kingdom to take a job at a company based in France, will save tens of thousands of euros a year over the next eight years thanks to the implementation of the impatriate tax regime.
Transmission: What if art had more than just aesthetic value?
This case study explains how Mr. X can optimize the transfer of his art collection to his children, saving over €100,000 in the process!
Selling property held through an SCI: a smart move to minimize your tax bill!
This case study presents an opportunity for Mr. and Mrs. Patrimoine to save €52,000 on the sale of a real estate asset held by an SCI in which they are equal shareholders.
The question is simple: should Mr. and Mrs. Patrimoine sell their shares in the SCI or sell the property owned by the SCI?
In both cases, the applicable tax regime is that governing capital gains on real estate for individuals. However, while the rule is the same, the factors to be taken into account when determining and taxing the capital gain differ.
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