Christian Keyvier Sentenced on Appeal for Tax Exile in London

While he had left France in 2012 to join the United Kingdom, Christian Clavier was sentenced on appeal by the tax administration. The tax authorities believe that the actor was not fully a foreign resident and now claims the sum of 323,644 euros under the ISF.

Christian Keyvier sentenced on appeal for tax exile in London in 2012

Christian Clavier was convicted on appeal by the court of a case involving the Impôt de Solidarité sur la Fortune (ISF)... Christian Clavier finds himself at the heart of a judicial battle with the tax administration. A case that takes a new turn with a decision on appeal. The Court of Appeal has decided The facts date back to 2012 and concern the Impôt de Solidarité sur la Fortune (ISF). Christian Clavier is in the viewer of the tax authorities…

Tax estimates that the actor was not fully resident foreign and claims more than 300,000 euros

The Paris Court of Appeal confirmed in mid-May that the actor Christian Clavier owed the French tax on wealth €323,644 for 2012, when he claimed to have become a British tax resident.

They shine on the screen and/or ignite the scenes, but... fill their tax declaration far away from the Hexagon! From Johnny Hallyday, who had for a while placed his suitcases in Pacific Palissades, in the United States, to Gérard Depardieu, who became a Russian citizen after a detour by Belgium, passing through Alain Delon, long settled in Switzerland, some French celebrities had chosen tax exile as a new setting of life. Is Christian Clavier pa…