Côte d'Azur
English speaking accountants and tax advisers on the Côte d'Azur
Accountants, tax advisors, and financial planners experienced with expat finances.
24 providers · All areas
Find trusted help across the French Riviera
Cross-border finances become complicated quickly once you live, work, own property, or retire in France. Riviera Locals is building a directory of English speaking finance and tax advisors who understand expat tax residency, foreign income, French declarations, and planning for international households on the Côte d'Azur.
24 providers across all areas
Accounting firm in Nice, with a reviewer confirming Italian-language support.
Financial advisory firm in Villeneuve-Loubet specializing in expat financial advice, with a reviewer confirming bilingual French/English support and deep knowledge of UK-France financial differences.
VAT and tax return preparation service in Nice handling German, English, and Dutch tax filings, with reviewers confirming support in multiple languages.
Accounting and financial advisory firm in Nice, with a reviewer confirming perfect English communication for business and financial matters.
Accounting firm in Antibes, with a reviewer confirming English-language service for English-speaking clients.
International accounting firm in Nice, with reviewers confirming fluent English support navigating French accounting and tax obligations.
Accounting firm in Cannes, with a reviewer and the business itself confirming English-speaking support.
Accounting firm in Nice, with a reviewer confirming a staff member speaks perfect English.
Tax advisor in Cagnes-sur-Mer specializing in international taxation and non-resident tax situations, with reviewers confirming fluent English and a pain-free French tax return experience.
Tax lawyer in Nice, with a reviewer confirming excellent command of English for explaining complex tax matters.
Tax lawyer in Cannes, with a reviewer confirming bilingual English support for regularizing a tax situation and reducing penalties.
Tax law firm in Cannes covering tax audits, business installation strategy, and investment advice, which states in its own description that every team member can consult in English.
Accounting firm in Antibes serving French and international entrepreneurs, with reviewers and the business itself confirming English-language support.
Accounting firm in Antibes, with a reviewer confirming the accountant speaks fluent Italian and English.
Accounting firm in Nice, with a reviewer confirming it's rare to find an English-speaking accountant in France and praising clear communication on tax declarations and financial matters.
Accounting firm in Mandelieu-la-Napoule, with a reviewer confirming a French and English speaking office that resolved a long-standing taxation issue directly with tax authorities.
Lawyer in Nice specializing in tax matters, with a reviewer confirming excellent English communication.
Accounting firm in Vallauris, with a reviewer confirming the accountant speaks English.
Tax lawyer in Nice, with a reviewer confirming fluent English communication.
Accountant in Nice with over 20 years of experience including at KPMG and IN EXTENSO, specializing in personal taxation and financial analysis, described in his own listing as bilingual English.
Accounting firm in Cannes with a team dedicated to Italian clients, with a reviewer confirming ongoing help with French tax matters.
FIDUCIAL Expertise accounting office in Menton, with reviewers confirming staff speak Italian.
Mortgage brokerage in Antibes, with reviewers confirming the advisor speaks both Italian and English fluently.
US and French income tax firm for expats, handling tax compliance in both countries. Founded by Jonathan Hadida, a qualified international tax advisor.
About Finance & Tax
Will I pay tax in both France and my home country?
It depends on your tax residency and which countries are involved. France has double taxation treaties with most countries, which generally prevent you from being taxed twice on the same income. The rules vary by income type (employment, rental, dividends, pension) and by country, so a tax adviser familiar with cross-border expat situations is worth consulting before you establish residency.
Do I need to declare foreign bank accounts in France?
Yes. French tax residents are required to declare all foreign accounts they hold, even dormant ones. This is done annually via form 3916 alongside your income tax return. Penalties for non-declaration can be significant, so it's not something to overlook.
What's the difference between a comptable and a conseiller en gestion de patrimoine?
A comptable handles bookkeeping, annual accounts, and tax filings. A conseiller en gestion de patrimoine advises on investment, inheritance planning, pension structures, and tax optimisation. Many expats need both, particularly those with assets in multiple countries.