Hi, I'm Franckie Wyrobnik.

I'm a financial advisor with over 10 years of experience in the financial industry. I hold a Master's degree in Economics along with a Master's degree in Wealth Management. I am currently an Associate at VIA Gestion de Patrimoine, a recognised independent wealth management group with advisors operating across several continents. The group has been awarded the Silver Trophy for Best Wealth Management Network, reflecting its reputation and expertise within the profession.

Throughout my career, I have helped individuals and families make informed financial decisions, optimise their tax situation and build long-term wealth through tailored strategies.

Having lived abroad myself and being married to an expat, I know firsthand how overwhelming moving to a new country can be.

The idea for this website also came from the many expatriate friends around me. Time and time again, I saw them struggling to understand the French tax system, feeling overwhelmed by administrative procedures, and often unaware of the investment and financial planning opportunities available to them in France.

Beyond the language barrier, everyday administrative procedures in France can quickly become confusing, especially when it comes to taxes. Understanding your tax obligations, filing your annual tax return, or figuring out whether foreign income must be declared can be stressful, even for French residents.

One of the biggest challenges is that most official information published by the French tax authorities is mostly available in French. For many expats, this means spending hours trying to translate complex administrative language, often without finding a clear answer.

That's why I created ExpatTaxFrance.

My goal is simple: to provide free, easy-to-understand information in English that answers the most common questions about French taxation, investing, wealth management and everyday administrative procedures for expatriates living in France.

The content published on this website is based primarily on official French government sources and other trusted references, with the aim of providing accurate, reliable and practical information.

Whether you've just arrived in France or have been living here for years, I hope these resources will help you better understand the French system, avoid common mistakes and feel more confident navigating life in France.

If, after reading the guides, you need personalised advice tailored to your own situation, I'd be delighted to arrange a free introductory call.