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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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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 …
You Run Your French Company From Abroad Without a Director Title: De Facto Management, Forced Bills, Personal Liability and How to Stay an Adviser
Foreign founder steering a French company from abroad without a mandate: which acts create de facto director status, forced URSSAF affiliation, shortfall liability and how to challenge the l …
You Moved to France but Still Let Your UK House After Brexit: Where the Rent Is Taxed, How to Declare It, and How to Challenge Double Tax
French-resident British landlords must declare UK rents in both countries. Treaty guide: Articles 6 and 24, forms 2047, 2044 and 2042, losses, levies and challenges.
British Early Retiree in France After Brexit: Joining PUMA Healthcare Without an S1, Paying the CSM Levy, and Challenging a CPAM Refusal
British and retired early in France with no S1? How residence-based PUMA cover works on a visitor card, what the yearly CSM levy costs, and how to challenge a CPAM refusal or a URSSAF bill.
Your French Company Has No Paris Address Yet and the Greffe Blocks Your Kbis: Domiciliation, Commercial Lease and Proof of Premises From Abroad
Blocked Kbis over your registered office? How foreign founders prove a French company address from abroad: domiciliation contract, home-based seat, Paris commercial lease, and how to unblock …
News
British State Pension in France After Brexit: Where You Pay Tax, How Your S1 Healthcare Works, and How to Challenge a Refusal or a Tax Bill
British State Pension in France after Brexit: France-only tax under Article 18, the Article 19 public-service exception, S1 registration with the CPAM, the PUMA fallback and how to challenge …
Your French Company Uses a Subcontractor While You Live Abroad: Vigilance Papers, Joint Liability and Challenging URSSAF
Your French company hires a subcontractor while you live abroad: which URSSAF vigilance papers to demand, how joint liability works, and how to challenge an assessment within two months.
British Private Pension in France After Brexit: How Your SIPP, QROPS Transfer and 25% Lump Sum Are Taxed, Declared and Challenged
Living in France with a SIPP? Why the 25% UK tax-free lump sum is normally taxable in France, how the 7.5% levy and quotient relief work, and how to declare and challenge the bill.
Your French Company Has a VAT Credit While You Live Abroad: Claim the Refund, Meet the Deadlines and Challenge a Rejection
Your French company paid 20% VAT on setup costs but has few sales so far: how to turn the VAT credit into cash with form 3519, meet the claim deadlines, and challenge a delay or rejection fr …
Overstayed Your 90 Days in France After Brexit: How a British Second-Home Owner Counts the 90/180-Day Rule, Faces an OQTF and an Entry Ban, and Challenges Both
British second-home owners get the 90/180-day count wrong, then face an OQTF without a departure deadline plus a re-entry ban. How France counts, and how to challenge both.
Insolvency
Closing Your French Company From Abroad: Dissolution, Liquidation, Tax Clearance and Strike-Off
You live abroad and want to shut your French SAS or SARL cleanly: remote dissolution vote, liquidator duties, staff dismissal, final corporate tax, VAT and URSSAF bills, partition duty, and …
Living in France When Someone Dies in England After Brexit: What a British Resident Declares, Where Each Asset Is Taxed, and How to Challenge Double Tax
A parent dies in England and you live in France: French worldwide duties, the 1963 treaty credit on form 2740, probate, the twelve-month deadline and how to challenge the bill.
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