Me. Justine Basilio is a French lawyer from the Paris Court of Appeal and a member of the Quebec Bar Association (ARM).

After obtaining her Master’s degree in Business Law with a specialization in Banking and Financial Law an a Master’s degree in Management-Finance at the Sorbonne University in Paris, Me. Justine Basilio practiced for one year in a large international office in Montreal in the Business Law Department but also and jointly in private practice in Paris. In addition, she also has a wealth of experience at HSBC’s head office where she worked on structured and project finance deals. As well as in a large Parisian law firm in the financial services department including investment funds and banking and financial issues. Her specialization in business law and banking and financial law also enables her to meet the needs of foreign clients wishing to set up in France and Canada, both professionally and personally. With this experience and knowledge of the legal issues related to expatriation, she decided to help French people abroad. She offers individual clients and companies assistance in all their expatriation procedures outside of France.  At the same time, she offers foreign firms and companies her expertise in French and Quebec law on issues they encounter in the course of their business. Finally, passionate and fervent ambassador of immigration projects, Me Justine Basilio helps all foreigners wishing to settle in France and Canada in their process thanks to her dual expertise.

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FOCUS ON THE TAX TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE & THE EMIRATES – ITS IMPACT ON INDIVIDUAL UAE RESIDENTS

The taxation agreement between the French government and the Government of the United Arab Emirates was signed on July 19, 1989 and was amended in 1993 to include today also a multilateral treaty to...

FOCUS ON THE TAX TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE AND CANADA & ITS IMPACTS FOR FRENCH INDIVIDUALS RESIDING IN CANADA

The Tax Convention for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with Respect to Taxes on Income between the Government of France and the Government of Canada was signed on...

FOCUS ON THE COUNCIL OF STATE RULING OF 20 MARCH 2023, WHICH REITERATES THE LEGAL VALUE OF BILATERAL TAX TREATIES UNDER FRENCH DOMESTIC LAW & WHICH SHOULD REASSURE NON-RESIDENT FRENCH EXPATRIATES OR FUTURE EXPATRIATES

When you are considered a French tax resident, you are required to report all your income to the French tax authorities, regardless of where you earned it. So, if you receive income from abroad, you...

HOW DO I IMMIGRATE TO CANADA AS A WORKER?

Canada is one of the most requested countries in terms of immigration, for several reasons: high-quality education, universal health, employment opportunities, cultural and religious diversity… ...

HOW TO BECOME A STUDENT IN CANADA ?

Canada is one of the most sought-after countries for immigration, for several reasons: universal health, employment opportunities, cultural and religious diversity. In addition, Canada is...

IMPATRIATION OR WHEN A FRENCH CITIZEN GOES BACK TO FRANCE

Impatriation is a tax regime that was created for the benefit of French citizens who are tax residents abroad and are still called "expats" wishing to return to France permanently. The...

SARL I SCI I LMNP

When you become the owner of a property in France, and even more so when you’re not a French tax resident, sooner or later you’re faced with the question of taxation and inheritance. This raises the...

THE EXIT TAX OR WHEN FRENCH EXPATRIATES FROM THE EMIRATES ARE IN THE SIGHTS OF THE FRENCH TAX AUTHORITIES

Germany announced last February that it had purchased tax data on millions of people living in Dubai. Questioned by Les Echos,the Directorate General of Public Finance confirmed that the sharing of...

WHAT ARE THE CONSEQUENCES BY INTRODUCING A CORPORATE TAX IN THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES ?

By introducing a corporate tax, the United Arab Emirates (UAE)/Dubai reaffirmed its commitment to international standards of tax transparency and the prevention of harmful tax practices. This...