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Articles of 13 September 2026

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Just Moved to France from the UK After Brexit? How Your First French Tax Declaration Works, Which Forms to File and How to Challenge Double Tax

British newcomer in France after Brexit: from which date you become French tax resident, which forms to file for UK pensions, rents and accounts, and how the France-UK treaty credit stops do …

News
News

Told to Leave France After 90 Days? How British Second-Home Owners Can Stay 6 to 12 Months on a Visitor Visa After Brexit

British second-home owner told you must leave France after 90 days? How the 90/180-day Schengen rule works, what an overstay triggers, and how the visitor VLS-TS lets you stay 6 to 12 months …

Contracts and business

Your French Landlord Threatens to Terminate Your Company Lease Over Unpaid Rent: One-Month Order, Grace Periods and How a Foreign Company Stops Eviction From Abroad

Served with a one-month order to pay for your French company lease? How foreign owners stop automatic termination, win grace periods and budget the rescue.

News

British Resident in France Hit by a Tax Audit After Brexit: How to Answer the Proposition de Rectification, Prove Your Treaty Relief and Challenge the Bill

You have received a proposition de rectification for your British income. Here is how to reply within 30 days, prove your France-UK treaty credit and challenge the bill.

Contracts and business
Contracts and business

Your French Company Missed Its Annual Accounts Filing: Greffe Injunction, Daily Penalties and How a Foreign Owner Fixes It From Abroad

DUPLICATE of 2026-09-08 article remediated to draft; do not publish.

Tax and estate

Your Foreign Company Just Became Liable for French VAT: Registration, Fiscal Representative, OSS and Getting Your Refund From Abroad

Foreign seller to France? When French VAT attaches, how to register, appoint a fiscal representative, use the OSS and recover refunds, with case law.

News

British Resident Filing Your First French Tax Return After Brexit: How to Declare UK Income on Forms 2042, 2047 and 3916 and Claim Treaty Relief

First French tax return as a British resident? Residence test under Article 4 B, forms 2042, 2047, 3916 and 3916 bis, UK pensions, rent, dividends and the France-UK treaty credit explained w …

Contracts and business

Your French Subsidiary Has Just Received a Tax Audit Notice: How a Foreign Parent Prepares the Audit, Answers the Reassessment and Contests From Abroad

A French tax audit notice (avis de verification) has landed on your subsidiary's desk. How a foreign parent prepares the audit, replies to the proposition de rectification within 30 days and …

Company law

Your French Bank Refused Your Company Account: How a Foreign Founder Forces Opening, Unblocks Capital and Gets the Kbis

Your French bank refused to open your company account and your capital is stuck without a Kbis. Here is how a foreign founder forces opening through the Banque de France, passes compliance c …

Contracts and business

Your French Subsidiary Pays Management Fees to Its Foreign Parent and the Tax Office Challenges Them: How to Prove the Service, Reply Within 30 Days and Contest From Abroad

The auditor wants to add your management fees back to profit, add withholding tax and penalties. This guide shows how a foreign group proves the service, prices it at arm's length, answers w …

Company law
Company law

How Can a Foreign Shareholder Remove the President of a French SAS From Abroad? Revocation Rules, Damages Risk and the Kbis Update

A foreign shareholder can remove the president of a French SAS without living in France. This guide explains the statutes-first rule confirmed by the Cour de cassation in July 2025, the dama …

News

Should You Transfer Your UK Pension to France After Brexit? QROPS, the 25% Lump Sum and How to Challenge Double Tax

British resident in France with a UK pension pot? QROPS transfers can trigger a 25% British charge, and the 25% tax-free lump sum is usually taxable in France — unless you secure the 7.5% fl …

Maître Reda Kohen

Maître Reda Kohen

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