Keeping your LLC is possible. Establishing how the business will operate and be taxed from France requires a review of the structure, activity, and payments to you.

For American citizens in France, the treaty can provide a credit equal to French tax on qualifying investment income. The review starts with each asset and its owner.

Your U.S. retirement accounts may remain appropriate after a move to France. Review the transactions you plan to make before changing the accounts themselves.

The French six-out-of-ten-year rule is only the domestic starting point. For a qualifying U.S. inheritance, the estate and gift tax treaty can change the outcome.

Your IFI bill can increase without another property purchase. The final year of newcomer relief is the time to assess the full cost of your existing portfolio.

A closing after your move does not automatically mean French capital gains tax. The property's use, listing history and sale timeline can change the result.