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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 Second-Home Owners After Brexit: How the 90/180-Day Rule Really Works, When a Long-Stay Visa Frees You, and How to Challenge an Overstay OQTF or Entry Ban
British second-home owner in France? How to count your 90 days in any 180, when a long-stay visa takes you outside the count, and how to challenge an overstay OQTF or entry ban.
Your First French Hire Is Not Working Out and You Live Abroad: Ending the Trial Period, Deadlines and Labour Court Risks
Foreign founder guide: how to lawfully end your first French hire's trial period from abroad, notice deadlines, renewal traps and discrimination risks.
Bringing Your Spouse and Children to France After Brexit: Withdrawal Agreement Joiners, Regroupement Familial, and How to Challenge a Refusal
Your spouse and children are still in Britain? A British sponsor's guide to joining under the Withdrawal Agreement or French regroupement familial: income, housing, deadlines and how to chal …
Your French Landlord Wants You Out or Wants More Rent While You Live Abroad: Commercial Lease Renewal, Eviction Compensation and Rent Increases
Foreign director running a French company from abroad? How the 9-year commercial lease, renewal rights, eviction compensation and rent caps protect you.
Your British Child Got a Place at a French University After Brexit: Student Visa, Titre de Sejour Etudiant, 964-Hour Work Rule, Healthcare and How to Challenge a Refusal
British students now need a long-stay visa, a yearly carte de sejour etudiant, proof of progression and resources, plus CPAM and CAF registration. This guide explains each step with the exac …
Your French Company Needs Cash and You Live Abroad: Shareholder Loans (Compte Courant d’Associé), Repayment, Interest and Tax
Non-resident founder guide: lending to your French SARL or SAS via compte courant d'associé, securing repayment on demand, deducting interest within the legal ceiling, handling withholding t …
Your UK State Pension in France After Brexit: Where It Is Taxed, How to Declare It, and When CSG and CRDS Do Not Apply
British State Pension in France after Brexit: France-only taxation under Article 18 of the 2008 treaty, declaration on Forms 2047 and 2042 with the 10 percent allowance, and why a registered …
You Own 100% of Your French Company and Live Abroad: Close It in One Step With the Universal Transfer (TUP)
Your foreign company owns 100% of its French subsidiary and wants it gone without a liquidation: the TUP universal transfer dissolves and moves everything in one step. Procedure from abroad …
British Private Pension Drawdown in France After Brexit: How Each UFPLS and Flexi-Access Payment Is Taxed, Declared and Challenged
French-resident Briton drawing a UK pension pot bit by bit? How France taxes each UFPLS and flexi-access payment, the treaty credit that stops double tax, and how to challenge a wrong bill.
Contracts and business
Your French Company Faces Electronic Invoicing While You Live Abroad: Receive Since September 2026, Issue by 2027, and Turn Every Invoice Into Proof
Since 1 September 2026 your French company must receive electronic invoices; small firms issue by 2027. Platforms, VAT proof, penalties and court-tested collection for owners abroad.
Your French Company Must Move Its Registered Office While You Live Abroad: Transfer Vote, Guichet Unique Filing, BODACC Notice and Kbis Update
SARL, SAS or SA run from abroad: who votes the seat transfer, Shal notice and Guichet unique filing within one month, BODACC and new Kbis, and what happens if the move is never published.
British Resident in France With UK Bank Accounts, ISAs and Premium Bonds After Brexit: Form 3916, French Tax on the Interest, and How to Challenge the 1,500-Euro Fines
British resident in France with UK accounts, ISAs or Premium Bonds? Form 3916, French tax on UK interest and prizes, 1,500-euro fines and how to challenge them.
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