French Administration Guides & Resources

If you set yourself up as self-employed in France, you may remember having the option to tick the box ‘versement libératoire de l’impôt sur le revenue’. If you (more likely) have no idea what this means and whether you ticked it or not, it's a forfait amount on actual income rather than the normal monthly retention payment estimates based on previous years liability. Let’s dig a little deeper and make sure you feel really confident that you understand what this means, and how

Under French law, invoices submitted and paid in France must contain specific information about the French commercial code. We’ve summarised the contents required in 6 short, easily digestible chunks for you. 1. Personal & professional information on invoicing The following information is required on all invoices: Your name Your surname Your ‘Entreprise Individuelle’ or ‘EI’ Your telephone number Your website (if you have one) Your email address Your SIRET registration numbe

Today we’re talking to our clients or individuals who are thinking about going through the visa ‘entrepreneur’ application. You should come away from this blog feeling confident in writing a business plan as part of your visa journey. Of course, we’re hoping this will be a helpful resource in writing a business plan even if you’re not applying for this specific visa, but know the information is skewed to those who know what they have to offer but don’t know what the French au

Pre-Brexit many UK citizens took for granted (or likely didn’t even think about) moving freely between European countries. Since Brexit, job availability, visa applicability and even those just after a long holiday have been monumentally impacted. There’s no way we could cram explaining all of those impacts into one blog. We’ll be going into more detail in due course about the different impacts of Brexit to different audiences. Today, we’re specifically talking to those who a