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Articles of 21 September 2026

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British Worker Hurt at Work in France After Brexit: Getting the Accident Recognised, Paid and Challenged

Injured at work in France after Brexit? How British employees get the accident du travail recognised by the CPAM, keep their pay, invoke the employer's inexcusable fault and challenge a refu …

News

British Retiree in France Living on Your UK State Pension After Brexit: Yearly Increases Kept, Tax Due Only in France, and How to Declare and Challenge

Your UK State Pension still gets its yearly increase in France and is taxable only in France under Article 18 of the 2008 treaty. How to declare it, register your S1, stop HMRC deductions an …

Insolvency

Closing Your French Company From Abroad: Dissolution, Liquidation, Debts and Striking Off Without Flying to France

Solvent or insolvent, your French company needs a formal closure you can run from abroad: dissolution vote, liquidator, single-owner shortcut, 45-day court deadline and director liability.

Banking, insurance and consumers

British Resident in France Inheriting a UK House and UK Savings After Brexit: French Worldwide Tax, UK Inheritance Tax and the 1963 Treaty Credit — and How to Challenge the Bill

Your parent died in England and you live in France: when France taxes the UK house and accounts, what Britain takes at 40 per cent, how the 1963 treaty credit stops double tax, and how to ch …

Contracts and business
Contracts and business

Your French Company Must Approve Its Annual Accounts While You Live Abroad: the 6-Month Vote, the Greffe Filing and How to Fix a Late Filing

Foreign owner of a French SARL or SAS? Approve the annual accounts within six months, file them at the greffe within one month, and fix a late filing before the daily fine, criminal penalty …

News

British Early Retiree in France Hit With a CSM Bill on UK Income: PUMA, the S1 Handover and How to Challenge

British early retiree in France billed for cotisation subsidiaire maladie on UK rental and savings income? PUMA rules, the 6.5 percent calculation, the S1 handover at State Pension age and h …

Company law
Company law

Foreign Founder in France From Abroad: SAS, SASU or SARL — Costs, Control, Director Pay and Social Cover

SAS, SASU or SARL for a foreign founder living abroad: control, costs, tax, president vs gerant pay, social security and dividends — with official sources.

News

British Assaulted in France After Brexit: How to File the Police Complaint, Become Partie Civile and Get Compensation — and How to Challenge a Dropped Case

Attacked in France? A British victim's guide to the plainte, medical evidence, partie civile damages, CIVI fund compensation and challenging a dropped case.

Company law

Foreign Parent Company Entering France: Branch (Succursale) or Subsidiary (SAS/SARL) — Registration, Tax, Staff and Liability From Abroad

Branch or subsidiary in France? A lawyer's guide for foreign groups: registration, corporate tax and VAT, hiring, de facto manager risk and court strategy, with statutes and case law.

News

British Landlord in France After Brexit: Your Tenant Has Stopped Paying — the Six-Week Commandement de Payer, the Winter Truce and How to Get an Eviction Order

British landlord whose French tenant stopped paying? The six-week formal demand, court termination, winter truce and eviction explained, with remedies.

Contracts and business
Contracts and business

Franchising Your Foreign Brand Into France From Abroad: the Loi Doubin File, the 20-Day DIP, and How to Sign a Contract That Survives

Foreign brand entering France without a subsidiary: Loi Doubin disclosure, 20-day DIP contents and proof, forecast case law, vehicle choice, and clean renewal or exit.

Contracts and business

Your Foreign Company Recruits Its First Salespeople in France: Employee, Commercial Agent or Distributor

Foreign company recruiting its first salespeople in France: employee, commercial agent or distributor compared on costs, contracts, requalification risk and termination bills.

Maître Reda Kohen

Maître Reda Kohen

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