In 2019, significant changes occurred regarding French trust reporting obligations. By way of update, a decree of application regarding the scope of French trust reporting has been published on June
French Equity Savings Plan (PEA) & Brexit – Which impact on funds invested in British securities?
The 6 February 2019 French government Regulation on measures to prepare for the Brexit with regard to financial products mitigated the consequences of a withdrawal without agreement on the eligibility
A recent law reinforces regulations on seconded employees (PWD)
The so-called “Professional Future” law, promulgated on September 5, continues the fight against illegal work and increases the penalties for transnational posting of workers. At the same time, it offers
The new law on “controlled immigration” improves the reception of international talent, but makes intra-group mobility stricter
The law on “controlled immigration, effective right of asylum and successful integration” of 10 September 2018 was published in the Official Journal of the French Republic on 11 September 2018.
French income tax withholding: Measure your readiness !
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
Tax Collection At Source reform: secure the tax treatment of “non-qualified” equity gains
The Tax Collection At Source reform (“Prélèvement à la Source” or PAS, in French), which will enter into force on January 1st, 2019, will be a game-changer for companies that
Finance Tax Act for 2018 Anticipate impact and renewed opportunity for qualified share schemes
New free shares acquisition gain regime (so-called “Macron II” regime) The free shares tax and social regime has been modified by the 2018 Finance Tax Act (adopted on December 30th,
Investment and business friendly: France’s much-awaited 2018 personal tax reform
A series of new measures have been introduced through the 2018 draft budget bill. They are generally viewed as investment and business friendly. The final bill should be adopted into
Investment and business friendly: France’s much awaited 2018 personal tax reform
A series of new measures have been introduced through the 2018 draft budget bill. They are generally viewed as investment and business friendly. The final bill should be adopted into
2018 Social Security Draft Bill: The employer contribution due on French qualified free shares may be set at 20% again
The 2018 social security draft bill has been presented by the French government on October 11th 2017 and is currently being discussed by the French Parliament. This draft bill amends