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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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Tax Audit on Your French Company While You Live Abroad: On-Site Verification or Remote File Review, 30-Day Reply Rights, Penalties and How to Challenge the Reassessment
Your French company received an audit notice while you live abroad. On-site verification or remote file review, 30-day reply, penalties, formal claim deadlines and court challenge, with veri …
You Live in France and Sell Your UK Home After Brexit: French Capital Gains Tax, the 60-Day British Return, the Treaty Credit and How to Challenge the Bill
French resident selling a UK house? French worldwide tax, Britain's 60-day CGT return, the treaty credit and how to challenge a wrong bill, step by step.
You Run a Foreign Group With a French Subsidiary: Pooling Cash in France, Treasury Agreements, Interest and the Traps
Cash pooling a French subsidiary from abroad: treasury agreement under L.511-7, interest caps, tax audit file, repayment and insolvency lessons from the 2025 rulings.
You Live Abroad and Your French Company Made a Profit: How to Take Dividends Out of France, What France Withholds, and How to Reclaim or Challenge It
Your French SAS or SARL made a profit and you live abroad. Dividend procedure, French withholding rates, treaty relief, the EU parent-subsidiary exemption, and how to challenge from abroad.
British Parents With a French Home in an SCI After Brexit: How to Gift Shares to Your Children, Split Them on Divorce, and Challenge the Tax Bill
British parents holding a French home in a SCI after Brexit: gifting shares to children, splitting them on divorce, and challenging the tax bill.
Selling French Property as a Non-Resident: the Representant Fiscal, the 150,000 EUR Threshold, and the Penalties for Getting It Wrong
Non-resident sellers of French property must appoint an accredited representant fiscal above 150,000 EUR: who qualifies, what it costs, why registration fails without it, and what the courts …
Your French House Just Pushed You Over 1.3 Million Euros: How British Owners Face France’s IFI Wealth Tax After Brexit, Work Out the Bill and Challenge It
British owner of a French home near 1.3m euros? Who pays IFI after Brexit, how the bill is worked out, what cuts it down, and how to challenge an inflated valuation.
You Live Abroad and Run Your French Company: How to Pay Yourself as President or Gerant, Which Social Security Applies, and How to Challenge a URSSAF Reassessment
Foreign founder running a French SAS or SARL from abroad? Learn whether you are assimile salarie or TNS, what contributions you owe with or without pay, how dividends are treated, and how to …
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Married to a French Citizen After Brexit: How a British Spouse Secures the Vie Privee et Familiale Card, Works at Once, and Challenges a Refusal or OQTF
British spouse of a French citizen after Brexit: long-stay visa or six-month in-France route, transcription, proof of shared life, immediate work right, ten-year card, nationality, and how t …
Your French Customer Has Not Paid Your Invoice and You Live Abroad: Demand Letter, Injonction de Payer and Seizure From Abroad
Your French customer ignores your invoice and you live abroad. This guide explains compliant invoicing with automatic ECB-plus-ten penalties, the formal demand, the injonction de payer befor …
Your Foreign Company Wants a French Branch Instead of a Subsidiary: Registering a Succursale, Passing the Tax Test and Closing It From Abroad
A foreign company can work in France through a branch (succursale) without incorporating a subsidiary. This guide covers registration on the Guichet unique, the liaison-office tax trap, year …
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British Freelancer in France After Brexit: Entrepreneur Visa, Micro-Entrepreneur Tax and How to Challenge a Refusal
British and self-employed in France after Brexit: which entrepreneur visa and residence card to apply for, how to prove viable income, how micro-entrepreneur tax and social charges work, and …
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