Latest Updates of ESCEC

Vacant Property: How to Avoid Local Taxes or Obtain a Tax Relief

October 2, 2024

This article explains how property owners can avoid or reduce local taxes on vacant properties by understanding tax exemptions, including conditions related to occupancy, uninhabitable status, and involuntary vacancies. It offers practical advice for minimizing financial burdens associated with vacant properties.

A Complete Guide to Airbnb Rentals Taxation in 2024: What You Need to Know

October 2, 2024

This article explains the 2024 tax rules for Airbnb rentals in France, covering professional and non-professional landlord statuses, tax regimes, recent changes, and how VAT and social contributions apply. It helps Airbnb hosts understand and manage their tax obligations.

Financial Health for Women: An Event Presented by ESCEC International & Inspirelle on October 9th

October 2, 2024

Join INSPIRELLE and Free Persephone Spa on October 9 for an empowering evening focused on financial health for women. Learn from experts, ask questions, and gain the tools to take control of your finances in a supportive, relaxed setting. Reserve your spot today!

Featured on Inspirelle.com: Read Our Article on Choosing the Right Business Structure in France

September 26, 2024

Featured on Inspirelle.com, this article guides you through the key business structures in France, including auto-entrepreneur, SARL, and SAS, helping you choose the best option for your business.

Business Financing: Tax Credits and Public Aid in France

September 25, 2024

Overview of tax credits and financial aids available to businesses in France, including support for research, innovation, training, family initiatives, and specific industries like craft trades and video games.

The Minimum Wage (SMIC) in France: Definition, Issues, and Perspectives

September 25, 2024

This article explores the Minimum Wage (SMIC) in France, covering its definition, calculation, and impact on the economy and society. It discusses the SMIC's role in reducing income inequality, its challenges for businesses, and compares it with other European minimum wages. The article also addresses future debates on its revaluation and regional adaptations.