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Hello, I have a shares ISA that I would like to cash in and transfer to France. At the moment, we are below the tax threshold in France. The whole amount is about £8000. Does anyone know how this would be taxed (i.e. do I need to declare the whole amount or the difference between the sum we originally invested and its present value) and whether it gets added to our income and therefore potentially push us up to a taxable level? Many thanks for your help Rebecca

Hello Dave We are buying a Hymer campervan from a UK couple. The vehicle was imported to the UK from Germany, so now we need to get the carte grise sorted. I see you posted your last message in October, so I would be very interested to know how things went since then ! Many thanks Rebecca

Hello I am trying to get ahead with next year's tax form and wondered if someone can help me with this question. We have some equity investments in Luxembourg and I am told we need to declare these as French residents. The investment company tell us that if they were to withhold tax (vs. us declaring ourselves), it would only be on redemptions, switches and transfers. Does this mean that if we don't redeem any investment units in a given year, we have nothing to declare ? i.e. we don't declare any increase in value of the investment unless we cash it in ? If any one knows of a good site or book that covers these types of questions, it would be a great help to know ! Many thanks Rebecca