Great news to start the New Year: The French Government has voted a social charges exoneration for all new businesses created in France in 2019. This means that you will benefit from lower social charges. ...
Watch out for RGPD scam letters sent to entrepreneurs! Several customers have received this letter asking them to call this company, obviously trying to sell them a file to deal with RGPD ...
You may have received an email from Direction Générale des Finances Publiques asking you to validate and pay your Contribution Fonciere des Entreprises (CFE). This is not a spam and you need to validate and pay this tax. ...
If you are thinking about starting a business in France, you might consider postponing your project for a couple of months, as new social charges exoneration will be applied in 2019. ...
Are you thinking about buying a property in France and running a gite, chambre d'hotes or table d'hotes? Are you trying to get some extra income by renting a couple of rooms as a B&B? ...
The auto entrepreneur or micro-enterprise scheme allows for simplified registration. Based on your business development, you may consider switching to a different regime. ...
Registering a business in France will entitle you to a health coverage, provided it is your main activity. A French social security number will be created for you. ...
Business incorporation tax in France called Impot sur les Sociétés will be reduced from 2018. Based on his election campaign, President Emmanuel Macron will steadily decrease the incorporation tax in France from ...
The French government will be presenting its plan for small businesses in Dijon on 5th September 2017. Prime Minister Edouard Philippe will announce key measures to boost small businesses in France. ...
Regime Social des Indépendants (RSI), the body collecting and handling social charges for artisans and commerçant in France will be dissolved on 1st January 2018. This will affect business owners in France. ...
If you plan to start and run a gite business as you main source of income in France, then you should consider registering it as an auto-entrepreneur ...
The good news is that members of the European Union do not require any visa or titre de sejour in order to start a business in France. Things are slightly different for non European members ...
You are thinking about starting a guest house in France and are wondering what the main differences are between a gite, chambre d'hotes and table d'hotes ...
Many English speakers in France wonder how the French health system works and whether registering a business in France will entitled them to a health cover and carte vitale ...
Get professional help to start and run your business in France with the business helpline, business registration, forum and administrative services ...
