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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 French Company Must Now Handle Electronic Invoices: the 1 September 2026 Reform, Approved Platforms, E-Reporting and Fines
Since 1 September 2026 your French company must receive e-invoices via an approved platform. Calendar, e-reporting, fines and steps from abroad.
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Studying in France After Brexit: Which Visa a British Student Needs, How to Keep the Permit, Work, Get Healthcare, and Challenge a Refusal
British student in France after Brexit: long-stay visa via Etudes en France, yearly permit renewal with 877.50 euros a month, 964 hours of work, health cover, the post-master bridge year, an …
Claimed Tax Resident in Both Britain and France After Brexit: How the Tie-Breaker Decides Where You Pay, What Proof Wins, and How to Challenge Double Tax
Both HMRC and the French tax office claim you as resident after Brexit. This guide explains the French foyer test, the clash with the British Statutory Residence Test, the treaty tie-breaker …
Contracts and business
You Live Abroad and Must Dismiss Your First French Employee: Grounds, Procedure, Severance Math and Labour Court Defence
Foreign founder living abroad? Learn how to lawfully dismiss your first French hire: real and serious cause, five-day and two-day procedure, severance math and Macron scale defence.
British in France After Brexit: How Your Assurance-Vie Is Taxed While You Live, What Your Beneficiaries Pay When You Die, and How to Challenge a Refusal or a Tax Bill
British resident in France with an assurance-vie? How withdrawals are taxed, what beneficiaries pay at death under the 152,500 euro and age-70 rules, and how to challenge a refusal or a tax …
Contracts and business
Your First French Hire Is Not Working Out and You Live Abroad: How to End the Trial Period, Count the Notice and Avoid an Unfair Dismissal
Foreign founder whose first French hire is failing probation: written trial-period clause, renewal traps, notice scale and the late-notification reclassification risk, with Labour Code texts …
Your Goods Are Stuck at French Customs and You Live Abroad: EORI, Customs Representation, Import VAT Reverse Charge and How to Release the Shipment
Foreign company importing goods into France? How the EORI number, customs representation and the automatic import VAT reverse charge work, and how to release a held shipment from abroad.
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Dying Without a Will in France After Brexit: What Happens to a British Family’s House, Money and Children as Intestate Heirs
A British person dies in France without a will: which law governs, who inherits between spouse and children, what French inheritance tax applies, and how to unblock banks, property and proba …
Contracts and business
Your Foreign Company Sells in France Without a French VAT Number: When Registration Is Mandatory, OSS Limits, Invoices and Penalties
Foreign company selling goods or services in France? When a French VAT number is mandatory, where the OSS stops, and how to register, invoice and fix penalties from abroad.
Town Hall Wants Your Paris Flat: French Urban Pre-emption (DPU) and the Foreign Buyer’s Two-Month Response Plan
The town hall can step into your Paris purchase. How the DIA declaration and the two-month clock work, what happens when the price is disputed, and the remedies of an evicted foreign buyer.
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Divorcing in France After Brexit: Which Court Hears a British Split, Which Law Divides the House and Pension, and How to Enforce or Challenge the Order
British spouses divorcing in France after Brexit: which court hears the case, which law divides the house and pensions, and how to enforce or challenge the order.
Your Foreign Company Needs a French Presence and You Live Abroad: Branch or Subsidiary, Registration, Liability, Tax and How to Challenge a Refusal
Branch or subsidiary in France for a foreign company living abroad: registration via the INPI single desk, parent liability, corporate tax and VAT, bank account, staff, closure and how to ch …
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