Latest Updates of ESCEC International

2025 Taxes: What’s New in the 2024 Income Tax Return

Key 2025 tax updates include revised brackets, new rules for couples, paperless filing changes, and added account security.

Everything You Need to Know About the Payroll Tax in France

This article explains who must pay the French payroll tax, applicable exemptions, tax rates, calculation methods, and how to declare and pay it.

Income Tax – What Are the Penalties for Late Filing?

This article explains the financial penalties for filing your French income tax return late, including tax surcharges, interest on late payments, and how to submit your return after the deadline—either online or by paper.

Requesting a Tax Payment Extension in France

Learn how to request extra time to pay your income or local taxes in France if you're facing financial hardship, including eligibility criteria, how to apply, and what to expect from the tax authorities.

Who Is Liable for Income Tax in France?

This article explains who is liable to pay income tax in France, based on tax residency and household composition.

What is the French income tax scale?

Discover how French income tax is calculated using a progressive scale, with rates from 0% to 45%, based on income brackets and family situation.

A Guide to French Income Tax: What You Need to Know in 2026

This article provides a clear overview of the French income tax system in 2025, covering filing deadlines, the household-based taxation model, income tax rates, social charges, investment income tax, and the treatment of foreign income.

What’s Changing for Individuals in the 2025 Budget

The 2025 Finance Act brings tax updates, housing aid, energy and transport cost changes, and new green measures for individuals.

How to Register an LLC Company in France (2025 Guide)

A step-by-step guide to registering an LLC in France, including legal setup, required documents, tax obligations, and key advantages.

2025 Tax Season Now Open in France

The 2025 tax campaign is underway in France, with updated deadlines, new rules for paper forms, increased deductions, and several fiscal changes, including a new default tax rate for couples and enhanced benefits for in-home services.