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French accounting, tax and payroll explained and handled in English, whatever brings you to France.
Accountant for expat entrepreneurs starting a business in France
Foreign nationals can start a business in France under the same legal structures as French nationals. What changes with your nationality and your place of residence is the right to stay and work in France, which has to be settled before or alongside the registration of the business.
Accountant for foreign companies setting up in France
A foreign company can operate in France through a liaison office, a branch or a subsidiary. The three options differ in what they are allowed to do, in who carries the liability and in the accounting and tax obligations that follow.
Accountant for non-resident landlords letting furnished property in France
If you live outside France and let a furnished property here, the rent is taxable in France as business income, not as ordinary property income. The regime you choose and the way you file make a real difference to the tax you pay, both each year and when you sell.
Accountant for English-speaking freelancers in France
Consultants, developers and other independents working in France usually choose between three structures: the micro-entreprise, the EURL and the SASU. The right one depends on your turnover, your expenses and the social protection you want.
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