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Personal Finance & Money Asked on March 20, 2021

I am due to move to Barcelona after living in Paris for 3 years, as property is cheaper there, but still close to international airport, which is ideal for my work.

I now find myself in a situation that potentially I will be working for a French company on a permanent contract.

My first question is regard to who I pay tax to, given the double tax laws?

Also, given Brexit, I can get a residency permit in Spain which allows me to live and work.

Are rights rights conferred as I have the right to work in one EU country??
Or do I need to apply for one in both France and Spain??

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My first question is regard to who I pay tax to, given the double tax laws?

You live in Spain, you pay and do your taxes in Spain. This is not final word, but is general rule. Elaborate on your case if you have any "but..." doubts.

Are rights rights conferred as I have the right to work in one EU country?? Or do I need to apply for one in both France and Spain??

I don't quite understand this, can you elaborate? Then I would try to either answer or desist.

Answered by 88892 on March 20, 2021

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