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Why does leaving France not end the French tax conversation when French-source income is still in the picture?
People moving abroad from France often imagine the tax file closes once residence changes. Please explain why French nonresident status still leaves room for French tax on French-source income, why the departure year has its own paperwork logic, and why treaty comfort should not be assumed before the income source is identified properly.
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