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Tax efficiency for French tax resident

Waltier

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I'm a French tax resident and at the moment I work with my micro-entreprise for a Dutch company which own myself. It's a company with 15 employees and clearly foreign activities. Now I want to quit my business in NL and take over a company in France. The easiest way and quite efficient is to buy the shares of the French company with my Dutch holding company and continue to charge the Dutch company with my French micro-entreprise. Is this possible and/or are there more tax efficient ways?
 
It's a bit difficult to understand what you mean.

If you run the French business from France/if it performs work/has an office in France, it will still be taxable in France. That a Dutch holding company owns the French company doesn't suddenly mean the company can pay taxes in the Netherlands instead of France.
Where the owner of a company is located is mostly irrelevant for where companies pay their taxes.

Maybe check out these threads:

https://www.offshorecorptalk.com/th...of-one-country-while-living-in-another.41084/
https://www.offshorecorptalk.com/th...in-france-instead-of-ireland-hong-kong.40026/