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French law in practice
Practical guides to French property and business law for readers dealing with French notaries, landlords, companies or courts from abroad, and analysis of current legal news.
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Your SAS President Must Go and You Live Abroad: How a Foreign Shareholder Revokes, Files and Updates the Kbis
Foreign majority shareholder? Remove the president of your French SAS from abroad: articles of association, vote, single-portal filing, new Kbis and damages defence.
Getting Married in France After Brexit: the British Couple’s Papers, Bans and How to Challenge a Refusal
Two British citizens marrying in France after Brexit: the FCDO self-declaration replacing the certificat de coutume, the bans timetable, the prosecutor's opposition and how to challenge a re …
Your Foreign Company Already Billed French Clients Without a French VAT Number: Correcting Invoices, Paying the VAT Due and Limiting Penalties From Abroad
Your foreign company billed French clients with no French VAT number. Correct the invoices, pay the VAT and interest via the SIEE, and cut four penalty layers before the audit notice arrives …
Moving Your UK Pension to a QROPS While Living in France After Brexit: the 25% Transfer Charge, French Tax and How to Challenge Double Tax
British resident in France thinking of moving a UK pension to a Malta or Gibraltar QROPS? When HMRC takes 25 per cent, how France taxes the pension under the 2008 treaty, and how to recover …
Closing Your French Company From Abroad: Dissolution, Liquidation, Tax Clearance and Kbis Removal
How a foreign owner closes a French SAS, SARL, SASU or EURL from abroad: dissolution vote, TUP fast track, liquidator duties, final IS and VAT returns, employee exits and Kbis radiation.
British Second Marriage and Your French House in a Tontine After Brexit: Can Children from Your First Marriage Still Claim, What Tax the Survivor Pays and How to Challenge the Bill
Remarried British couple with a French house in tontine: how the survivor keeps the whole property against first-marriage children, what tax applies and how to challenge claims.
Your French Subsidiary Just Received a Tax Audit Notice: How a Foreign Parent Replies, Proves and Contests From Abroad
Your French subsidiary received an avis de verification. Here is how a foreign parent checks the notice, organises the on-site audit, answers the reassessment proposal within thirty days and …
Buying French Property at Auction: Seizure Sales, Bidding Rules and Title Risks Explained for Foreign Buyers
How French seizure auctions work for foreign buyers: bidding through a lawyer, the ten-day overbid, the two-month payment clock, no hidden-defects warranty, and what the adjudication judgmen …
British Resident in France Charged CSG and CRDS While Covered by a UK S1 After Brexit: How the Exemption Works, How to Claim a Refund and How to Challenge the Bill
Charged 17.2% French social charges despite a registered UK S1? How the single-legislation rule exempts you, what proof the tax office wants and how to reclaim before the deadline.
Contracts and business
Taking Profits Out of Your French Company From Abroad: Approving Accounts, Voting Dividends and Paying French Withholding Tax
Foreign owner of a French company? How to approve the accounts, vote dividends within nine months, pay French withholding tax and recover treaty relief from abroad.
Your French Company’s Bank Account Was Refused: Droit au Compte, Banque de France Designation and How a Foreign Owner Gets Operating From Abroad
A French bank refused your company's account. Here is why foreign-owned files get turned down, what the refusal certificate must contain, and how the Banque de France designation gets you op …
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Your UK 25% Tax-Free Pension Lump Sum as a French Resident After Brexit: Will France Tax It, the 7.5% Flat Rate and How to Challenge Double Tax
British resident in France taking your 25% UK pension lump sum? France can tax it. Treaty rules, the 7.5% flat-rate option and how to challenge double tax.
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