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The tax authorities have clarified whether expenses relating to temporary staff and support staff should be considered in the calculation of the Crédit d’impôt de recherche (CIR), the research tax credit.
As of January 1, 2022, significant changes to the French import VAT regime will come into effect with the generalization of the reverse charge. This will affect businesses that import goods from non-EU countries into France.
The “Bulletin officiel de la Sécurité sociale” changed the conditions of application of the specific fixed deduction for professional expenses
Companies with a fiscal year ending on December 31 and whose tax-free annual revenues are equal or greater 50 million euros must declare their transfer pricing policy
Given the limitation periods, companies wishing to contest certain taxes must submit a complaint to the tax authorities no later than December 31, 2021
At the end of 2017, several tax reforms were voted in France; and companies can be grateful for quite a few of them.
In France, the remuneration of the legal representative is a “tax-deductible expense”. In other words, the higher it is, since you don’t pay corporate tax on it, the higher it is, the less tax you pay!
On January 1st 2019, a couple of changes to taxation in France will happen. In particular, Taxation at the source (in French, “prélèvement à la source”) will now apply. But what exactly is it, and will change?
As an employer in France, when paying your employee, there’s additional cost you must pay. This is what’s known as the “employer’s contribution”.
French flat tax On January 1st 2018, taxation on capital in France was subject to a number of changes. But what exactly is this new “flat
