From EUR 420 incl. VAT
French income tax return
Preparation pathway for a French income tax return with French income, reviewed and handled by ORAVIA.
Open serviceFrench tax filing in English for foreigners in France
French taxes for foreigners in France, made simple with FiscoExpat.
FiscoExpat guides you through the intake, collects your documents and prepares a clean file so your French tax return gets handled without the language barrier.
Accounting missions carried by ORAVIA, a French chartered-accountancy firm, after acceptance.
Services
From your first questions to a scoped accounting mission
Each service page explains the scope, expected documents, price logic and the point where ORAVIA takes over with a mission letter and Stripe payment.
From EUR 420 + supplements
Foreign income and foreign accounts
Support for taxpayers who need to report foreign salary, bank accounts, investment income or cross-border income.
Open serviceFrom EUR 420 + rental income supplements
French rental income tax return
A dedicated workflow for French rental income, furnished or unfurnished, including document collection by property.
Open serviceQuote required
IFI and capital gains
Pre-qualification for French real-estate wealth tax, securities disposals and property capital gains.
Open serviceProcess
Documents first, mission letter before the work starts
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Complete the guided intake form
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Upload the documents needed for review
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ORAVIA confirms the scope and sends the mission letter through Jesignexpert
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You sign the mission letter and pay ORAVIA through Stripe
- 5
The ORAVIA team prepares the accepted accounting mission
Guides
Answers for the situations foreigners actually search for
The guides help you identify the right filing route before sending your file for ORAVIA review. For deeper reads, browse the FiscoExpat blog, written by Sacha Juglet.
How to declare your income tax in France
A practical English guide for foreigners who need to file a French income tax return for the first time.
Read guideFrench tax return in English: forms 2042 and 2047
Understand the role of French income tax forms 2042 and 2047 before sending your tax file to ORAVIA.
Read guideAuto-entrepreneur in France for foreigners
What foreigners should understand about French auto-entrepreneur income before tax filing season.
Read guideSelf-employed and freelance visa for France: tax questions to prepare
Tax and document questions freelancers should prepare when moving to France or planning self-employed activity.
Read guideFrench tax for non-residents
When non-residents may still need to report French-source income, French property income or capital gains.
Read guideVAT in France explained for foreigners
Understand what TVA means in France, why it matters for self-employed workers and when to ask for professional review.
Read guideFrench tax deadlines 2026: what foreigners should prepare
A seasonal checklist for foreigners preparing the 2026 French income tax filing campaign.
Read guideUS citizens in France: French tax filing questions
A guide for Americans in France preparing French income tax filing, foreign accounts and cross-border documents.
Read guideUK nationals in France: French tax filing questions
A guide for British residents and property owners preparing French income tax filing in English.
Read guideEEAT
The expertise is visible and attributable
Tax content and services identify who is behind the platform. Sacha is presented as the expert-comptable. Hugo is presented with his exact ORAVIA role.
Meet ORAVIA
Sacha Juglet
Expert-Comptable & Associe, ORAVIA
Hugo Piet
Directeur Associe, ORAVIA