French income tax withholding needs to be implemented by employers on January 1st, 2019, so employers are preparing for this important change. Are-you really ready for January 1st? Some questions
2018 tax proposals affecting employment announced
The highly-anticipated finance bill for 2018 presented by the French government on 27 September 2017 contains a number of employment-related measures affecting both individuals and companies. The bill will be
Self-employed individuals: Income Tax and Social Security updates
Income Tax: implementation of current year income tax payment through tax withholding at source (Article 60 of the 2017 Finance Law) The following will be applicable from January 1, 2018.
Individual Tax, international mobility and employee shareholding: Amended 2016 French Finance Act 2017 French Finance Act 2017 French Social Security Act
Several measures were adopted by the French parliament for the 2016 amended French Budget, the 2017 French Budget and the 2017 French Social Security Budget. You will find below an
The UK has voted to leave the EU: Employee considerations for you
The UK’s decision to leave the European Union (EU) will inevitably cause a period of uncertainty for businesses and employees. We have put together this brief guide to Brexit to
The French trusts register to be made available to the public as of June 30, 2016
Public register of trusts, established in December 2013 by a law on action against tax fraud and serious economic and financial crime, will be accessible to everyone online as of
Modification to French social security and income tax treatment of termination payment
Article 8 of the Social Security Law for 2016 provides a change, applicable as of January 1, 2016, to the social security regime of the termination payments made to corporate