Non-EU firms who carry out commercial activity 💶 in France, are obliged to register for #VAT.
Maupard has a large breadth of experience dealing with the #French administration and deal with forms like these on a day-to-day basis.
Website 🌐: https://t.co/CS6OyWca5b
Following France’s 2022 budget, there have been significant changes in the rules and regulations regarding RTT (meaning ‘Reduction of working time’ in English).🗓️
Let's have a look at the changes in the rules and regulations regarding #RTT🔎
https://t.co/ZZA2fAGfTQ
Companies carrying out R&D #projects, placed under the J.E.I. regime, can benefit from a reduction in their #tax and social security charges for highly qualified.
If your business would like to find out more about this initiative please don’t hesitate to contact us.
There are a myriad of precise details that must be included on invoices in France📑
What are these compulsory details? What sanctions in the event of straying away from these regulations? 🤔
Let's take a look at requirements for #invoices in #France 🔎
https://t.co/wCwavRu2xA
Your company might be eligible for a tax credit for its operations in France, owing to Macron’s new 2022 budget, which aims to improve France’s innovation
capital💡
Let's have a look at France's collaborative research tax credit 🔎
https://t.co/Dd7xHWiW3J
The #APE code allows you to identify the main activity of your #company.🏙️
The administration determines it according to the main activity that you have declared for your company.
If you would like to find out more about this initiative, please don’t hesitate to contact us
‘Choose #Paris’, a new initiative backed by public and private #investors aims to promote the Paris region as an #international destination for European business🌍
If you need another reason to start your business in Paris, have a look here! 🔎
https://t.co/jnM1bi6UpD
There’s no doubt that the French government provides multiple #tax incentives in order to support #innovative#businesses and to help them flourish. This includes providing tax credits for #artisans.
Let's take a look at tax credit for #Artisans 🔎
https://t.co/McmjQ3XOvs
Income #tax (IR: #Impôt sur le revenu) 💸📰
When it is submitted to the income tax, the company is fiscally transparent: no distinction is made between its #taxable profit and the remuneration of the #company director, which is therefore not deductible from the profit.
Published on 31 December last year, the 2022 Finance Act provided a number of clarifications in terms of income #tax and tax #credits.
Let's take a look at tax credit for #remote work🔎
https://t.co/oLe3xk2ipW
The market value of real estate 🏠 in France by any legal entity is taxed at 3%. This tax is known as TVVI – (‘taxe sur la valeur vénale des immeubles’).
#TVVI applies to all French and foreign citizens as well as bodies, trusts and legal entities 🏢.
French MPs have introduced a tax credit which will be granted to new subscribers of current affairs newspapers and magazines 📰
Let's take a look at tax credit for subscriptions to publishers 🔎https://t.co/Q3t7PJoz3X
France’s 2030 Investment plan will place over 30 billion euros into industrial and technological programs aimed at developing their competitiveness, putting these sectors at the forefront globally🌎
With the withdrawal of the UK from the European Union, there have been significant changes in the rules regarding who is now exempt from income tax 🗄
Let's take a look at the International Taxation 🔎
https://t.co/PuzNvaZ9lL
According to the #National Institute of Intellectual Property, France is #innovating at a faster rate than ever before 💡
Let's take a look at the #french innovation in europe 🔎https://t.co/YoI9sRdxV2
Behind only the United Kingdom and Germany, France ranks third 🥉 in Europe for the number of biotech companies that operate within its borders.
With recent emphasis placed on the biotech sector by Macron and his government’s vision for an innovative France.