Is forex taxed in France?

Normally you are exempt from capital gains tax in France on the sale of shares. Yes, it is.

Can I trade forex in France?

Trading forex (currencies) internationally is popular among traders in France. While any forex broker authorised in Europe (EU) can accept clients from France, it is an additional benefit to also become authorised by the Autorite Des Marches Fianciers (AMF), which is the financial regulatory body in France.

How much tax do you have to pay on forex?

Forex Options and Futures Traders Forex futures and options are 1256 contracts and taxed using the 60/40 rule, with 60\% of gains or losses treated as long-term capital gains and 40\% as short-term. Spot forex traders are considered “988 traders” and can deduct all of their losses for the year.

How does tax work in France?

A single flat-rate tax of 30\% is applied on savings and investment income and gains – comprising of income tax at 12.8\% and social charges of 17.2\%. Capital gains tax on property comprises of income tax of 19\% plus 17.2\% social charges, making a total of 36.2\%.

Is Robinhood available in France?

Unfortunately, Robinhood is not yet available in France, nor any country outside the US.

How do I buy stock in France?

The easiest way to invest in the French stock market is to invest in a broad market index. This can be done at low cost by using ETFs. On the French stock market you’ll find 2 indices which are tracked by ETFs. Alternatively, you may invest in indices on the Eurozone.

Why are taxes in France so high?

A large percentage of tax revenue in France comes from social contributions paid by employers, equivalent to 10.1 percent of GDP. Despite France losing the top spot overall, large French companies pay more taxes than anywhere else in the Bloc.

What is France’s tax rate?

Income tax

Income per Unit	Rate
Below €9,700	0\%
From €9,711 to €26,818	14\%
From €26,818 to €71,898	30\%
From €71,898 to €152,260	41\%