Discover how Tiime AE (Tiime Auto Entrepreneur) offers a free, certified solution for electronic invoicing in France. Simplify invoicing, accounting, and e-reporting while staying compliant with the 2026 reform.
Taxpayers who filed their 2024 income tax return online can correct errors or omissions until December 3, 2025 using the correction service on impots.gouv.fr
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The obligation for electronic invoicing (e-invoicing) between French businesses subject to VAT will take effect in 2026. Companies must comply with regulated procedures for issuing, receiving, and transmitting invoices. This guide explains everything you need to know, including tools like Tiime invoice to simplify compliance. Background: Digital Invoicing for Public Contracts Since 2020, all companies […]
ESCEC International helps individuals and businesses in France manage tax delays and corrections, ensuring compliance and minimizing penalties. Support is available until 3rd December.
The death of an entrepreneur operating as a sole proprietorship in France is not only a personal loss but also a major fiscal event. It triggers important tax consequences, both for the termination of the business activity and for the succession process. Understanding these rules is essential to ensure compliance and protect heirs. The End […]
