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Legal status choices

Which legal status to choose for your French company?

Choosing a legal status is a necessary step to create your company in France. Basically, it allows you to define a general framework for your business, under which your company will evolve in accordance with the law. While all of this sounds incredibly complicated, it’s really not that bad once you break down the choices available to you.

Calculating VAT deductions

UK vs France: In which country do you pay the most taxes?

While Taxes in France appear to be extremely high at first glance, you should keep in mind that the French make a clear distinction between taxes and social contributions. If you were to just take taxes into account, French taxes would actually be lower everywhere except for the top category.

Should my French company be an SAS?

Joint stock company SAS stands for Joint Stock Company. This company type may not be as popular as the SARL, but it still possesses great

I created an SAS/SASU. What’s my social coverage?

SAS/SASU [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Unlike for the SARL , the social coverage of the president of an SAS (simplified joint stock company) or SASU  (one-person simplified joint stock company)

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