Latest Updates of ESCEC International

Starting a Business in France: Choosing the Right Legal Structure

Starting a Business in France: A guide to legal structures, liability, and taxation for entrepreneurs.

Can a Foreigner Open a Company in France?

Learn how to open a company in France as a foreigner. Discover the visa and residence permit options, requirements, and how ESCEC International can guide you through the process.

Professional Capital Gains Exemption France

Discover how to benefit from the Professional Capital Gains Exemption in France when selling your business. Learn about eligibility, conditions, and how to calculate the exemption to reduce your tax burden in 2025.

Crowdfunding Entreprise: Platforms and Opportunities for Businesses

An overview of crowdfunding entreprise, its types, key platforms, and its role in business financing.

How to Know Your Tax Number in France: A Complete Guide in 2025

This article provides a detailed guide on how to find your tax number in France, access your personal account on impots.gouv.fr, and resolve login issues. It covers step-by-step instructions for retrieving your tax number, using FranceConnect, and troubleshooting errors.

What Are the Taxes in France: Understanding Tax Fraud Penalties

This article explains tax fraud penalties in France, including fines, imprisonment, and loss of tax benefits. It also offers expert assistance from www.escec-international.com for tax compliance.

What is the deadline for filing taxes in 2025?

This article covers the 2025 tax filing deadlines in France, including income and IFI declaration dates, mandatory online filing, and payment schedules. It also explains how to adjust tax rates for personal or professional changes.

General Reduction of Employer Contributions for Low Salaries (Formerly Fillon Reduction)

The General Reduction of Employer Contributions for Low Salaries helps employers lower social security charges on wages under €2,882.88 gross per month, with specific eligibility and declaration requirements.

Development Tax in France: Understanding the Taxe d’Aménagement for 2025

The taxe d'aménagement (development tax) applies to construction projects like sheds, extensions, and pools in France. Rates vary by location and project type. The tax is declared within 90 days of completion and can be paid in installments.

Trial Period for an Employee: Everything You Need to Know

This article covers the trial period for employees under permanent, fixed-term, and temporary contracts, detailing rules on duration, salary, and termination. It provides clear guidance for both employers and employees.