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REF: 044.1: The company set-up for a Sole Trader does not have any legal entity and does not own its assets. There is actually no distinction between the sole trader’s own assets and those of the company. This therefore means that property, developed or undeveloped but linked to the Sole Trader, is liable to be…
REF: 040: The law n°2015-1785, registered on the 29th December 2015, brings about a 3-year tax payment as an FNAL contribution at a rate of 0,50% on employees’ salaries for firms which employ a workforce of 20 employees or more through the years 2016, 2017 and 2018. The FNAL contribution (Fonds National d’Aide au Logement),…
REF: 038: Often France is considered as the land of tight fiscal policy, a country lumbered with high taxes with little room for manoeuvre. This, however, is often not the case and there are several financial aids and tax credits which are designed to improve employment opportunities and facilitate healthy business competition between firms by…
REF: 036: If you are a company performing operations relating to cross-border trade and you are subject to French VAT, you must settle this tax as soon as these operations cross the border, in accordance with Article 293 A of the CGI. As long as you meet the conditions for the legal right to reduce…
REF: 033: VAT laws can vary enormously depending on whether trade is performed between EU countries or outside of the EU. Similarly, VAT rules change depending on the type of client; B2B, in which a company sells to another business and B2C, in which the company sells to a particular individual. One must therefore be…
