Small business owners in France are regularly targeted by fraudsters posing as statutory agencies.
Just because you let your property on a furnished basis does not mean your tenants do not enjoy security of tenure.
Running a business in France can bring more than merely financial rewards, says Sally Stone, of Les Bons Voisins.
There are several different tax regimes you can adopt to run a business in France, but which one to choose to minimise social charges?
Plans for shale gas and oil exploration in France look like being buried.
To the existing plethora of business statutes is now added another one, the Entrepreneur individuel à responsabilité limitée (EIRL).
The rules on the business registration of chambres d’hôtes have been tightened, but it still leaves unanswered questions.
How much does a French farmer earn? Well, it all depends, but for many over the past decade real incomes have declined.
A number of changes to the auto-entrepreneur and micro-entreprise business tax regimes have been introduced for 2011.
There are various tax options available to landlords of furnished lettings, says Virginie Deflassieux of PKF (Guernsey) Limited.
Different business structures have different implications for the level of your French social security contributions.
Auto-entrepreneurs pay a single lump sum ‘national insurance’ charge, calculated as a percentage of their turnover.
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