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Articles of 27 September 2026
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Your French Company Missed Its Annual Accounts While You Live Abroad: Greffe Injunction, Fines and How to Fix the Filing Late
Foreign owner guide: approve late accounts, file at the greffe, stop the daily penalty and fix missing French filings from abroad.
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Divorcing in France as a British Resident After Brexit: Where to File, Which Law Splits the House and Money, and How to Get the Decree Recognised
British resident in France facing divorce? Where to file after Brexit, which law divides the house and maintenance, and how to get the decree recognised or challenged.
Your First French Hire Is Not Working Out and You Live Abroad: Dismiss Lawfully, Negotiate an Agreed Exit and Survive the Labour Court
Foreign founder guide: dismiss your first French employee or negotiate a rupture conventionnelle from abroad, price notice and severance, file the exit papers and defend a prudhommes claim w …
Your UK Bank Closed Your Account After Brexit and the French Bank Said No: Opening an Account in France, the Droit au Compte, and How to Challenge a Closure
Your London bank is closing your account because you live in France, and a French bank refuses to open one. This guide explains the notice your British bank owes you, the file that opens a F …
Your French Company Owes Corporate Tax While You Live Abroad: 25% Rate, Instalments, Losses and How to Fight the Reassessment
Foreign founder guide to French corporate tax: 25% standard rate, 15% reduced rate to 42,500 euros, loss carryforward cap, instalment calendar and how to challenge a reassessment from abroad …
Challenged on Your English House Sale by the French Tax Office After Brexit: Residence Fights, the Capped Treaty Credit in Court, and the Proof File That Wins
French tax office challenging your English house sale: residence reclassification, capped treaty credit litigation, penalties, and the proof file that wins.
Your French Company Must Switch to Electronic Invoices While You Live Abroad: 2026-2027 Deadlines, Compliant Invoices, Fines and Paid Bills
Foreign founder run your French company from abroad? E-invoicing becomes compulsory from 1 September 2026: calendar by company size, compliant invoices, fines and how to force customers to p …
Living in France? How to Top Up Your UK State Pension With Voluntary National Insurance After Brexit: the 2026 Rule Change, Class 2 vs Class 3, and How France Taxes the Extra Pension
Buy back missing UK State Pension years from France after the April 2026 reform: CF83 eligibility, Class 3 cost versus uplift, and how France taxes the extra pension under Article 18, social …
Your French Company Cannot Pay Its Bills and You Live Abroad: Declare Cessation des Paiements Within 45 Days or Risk Personal Liability
Your French company cannot pay suppliers, URSSAF or staff and you run it from abroad. French law gives you 45 days from cessation des paiements to file at the greffe. Miss it and you risk pa …
British Owner, French Taxe Fonciere Bill After Brexit: Who Pays, What Reliefs Survive, and How to Challenge
British owner puzzled by your French taxe fonciere bill? Who pays on 1 January, how the cadastral value and rates build the figure, which reliefs survive for Britons, and how to challenge be …
Close Your French Company From Abroad: Dissolve, Liquidate, Strike Off the Kbis and Stop the Bills
Dormant French SAS or SARL still bills you every year. This guide shows foreign owners how to vote the dissolution, run the liquidation, pay the last taxes and strike the company off the reg …
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British Healthcare in France After Brexit: S1 or PUMA, CPAM Registration, the Carte Vitale, and How to Challenge a Refusal
British in France after Brexit: S1 or PUMA cover, CPAM registration, carte Vitale delays, and how to challenge a healthcare refusal.
Maître Reda Kohen
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