Read the article: Provisions for risks and charges in France: PCG accounting and tax deductibility 2026Accounting
Provisions for risks and charges in France: PCG accounting and tax deductibility 2026
A complete guide to provisions for risks and charges under French accounting rules (PCG) and tax law (CGI art. 39-1-5). Covers journal entries, cumulative deductibility conditions, practical cases (employment litigation, customer warranties, end-of-career benefits), and what the tax authority examines. By Hayot Expertise, expert-comptable in Paris.
Read the article: Component Depreciation in France 2026: Method, Accounting and Tax ImplicationsAccounting
Component Depreciation in France 2026: Method, Accounting and Tax Implications
Mandatory PCG Art. 311-2 method for fixed assets with distinct useful lives. Building decomposition, accounting entries, tax deductibility under CGI Art. 39-1-2°, IFRS IAS 16, and practical cases for SCI and professional real estate. Hayot Expertise, Paris.
Read the article: B2B Payment Terms in France 2026: LME Rules, Penalties and DGCCRF FinesAccounting
B2B Payment Terms in France 2026: LME Rules, Penalties and DGCCRF Fines
French LME rules set a 60-day maximum for B2B invoices. Late payment penalties are automatic, a EUR 40 flat fee applies from day one of delay, and the DGCCRF can fine companies up to EUR 2 million. What every business operating in France needs to know.
Read the article: Bad Debt Accounting in France 2026: Provisions, Write-Offs and VAT RecoveryAccounting
Bad Debt Accounting in France 2026: Provisions, Write-Offs and VAT Recovery
How to account for bad debts in France: doubtful debtor reclassification, provision for impairment (account 491), definitive write-off (account 654), VAT recovery under CGI article 272, and IS deductibility conditions. Full 2026 guide with worked example.
Read the article: E-invoicing 2026-2027 France: the compliance guide for SMEsAccounting
E-invoicing 2026-2027 France: the compliance guide for SMEs
Timeline, certified PDP platforms, Factur-X/UBL/CII formats, e-reporting obligations and penalties: everything French SMEs need to know and do before 1 September 2026 to comply with the mandatory B2B e-invoicing reform.
Read the article: Paid Invoice in France: Legal Definition, Mandatory Information and Use Cases (2026)Accounting
Paid Invoice in France: Legal Definition, Mandatory Information and Use Cases (2026)
A paid invoice ("facture acquittee") is a standard French commercial invoice stamped or signed "Pour acquit" by the supplier after receipt of payment. It extinguishes the debt, serves as proof of payment under French civil law and justifies VAT deduction. Here is everything you need to know for 2026.
Read the article: Accounting for employee training in France 2026: accounts, CFP levy, OPCO and tax creditAccounting
Accounting for employee training in France 2026: accounts, CFP levy, OPCO and tax credit
Accounts 6228, 6311, 7588, CFP levy (0.55 % or 1 %), OPCO reimbursement, director training tax credit under CGI art. 244 quater M: how to account for professional training in France in 2026, with a worked example and the analysis of Cabinet Hayot Expertise in Paris.
Read the article: Top 10 e-commerce accounting mistakes in France in 2026Accounting
Top 10 e-commerce accounting mistakes in France in 2026
OSS VAT undeclared, Stripe fees ignored, marketplace VAT misunderstood, drop-shipping flux unanalysed, DAS2 affiliation omitted: ten recurring accounting mistakes specific to e-commerce that expose online sellers to a tax audit or penalty in France in 2026. Analysis and corrections by Cabinet Hayot Expertise in Paris.
Read the article: The 10 Most Costly Accounting Mistakes in French Restaurants 2026Accounting
The 10 Most Costly Accounting Mistakes in French Restaurants 2026
VAT misclassified across 10%/5.5%/20% on the same order, staff tip exemptions incorrectly handled in payroll, non-compliant NF525 POS system, right-to-lease wrongly depreciated, erroneous HCR payroll DSN: ten sector-specific accounting mistakes that expose French restaurant owners to tax and social security reassessments in 2026, analysed by Cabinet Hayot Expertise in Paris.
Read the article: Top 10 Accounting Mistakes in French Construction Companies 2026Accounting
Top 10 Accounting Mistakes in French Construction Companies 2026
Retention money misclassified as an expense, reverse-charge VAT on subcontracting ignored, poor job-costing cut-off, erroneous CIBTP DSN: ten sector-specific accounting mistakes that expose French construction companies to tax and social security reassessments in 2026, analysed by Cabinet Hayot Expertise in Paris.
Read the article: Accounting and finance services in France 2026: how to choose the right scopeAccounting
Accounting and finance services in France 2026: how to choose the right scope
Bookkeeping, tax, payroll, management reporting and outsourced CFO: how to choose the right accounting and finance services in France in 2026, with 2026 fee benchmarks, a side-by-side comparison of firm versus outsourced CFO, and a practical framework to set the right scope.
Read the article: French accounting annex thresholds 2026: who is exempt, who files a simplified version?Accounting
French accounting annex thresholds 2026: who is exempt, who files a simplified version?
Since French decree 2024-152, the accounting annex thresholds have been raised significantly. Micro-enterprises, small and medium companies face different obligations. This guide explains who is exempt, who files a simplified annex, and how the two-out-of-three threshold rule works across two consecutive financial years.
Read the article: Accountants and auditors at your serviceAccounting
Accountants and auditors at your service
Accounting expertise, audit, dialogue and management support: what a listening team really changes in 2026.
Read the article: DataSnipper review 2026: pricing, ROI, NEP compliance and alternatives for audit firmsAccounting
DataSnipper review 2026: pricing, ROI, NEP compliance and alternatives for audit firms
Automation, tests of detail, tests of controls, audit documentation, pricing, ROI, NEP compliance and alternatives: our complete 2026 review of DataSnipper for external and internal audit teams operating in France.
Read the article: Audit assertions: the 7 ISA criteria to make your accounts more reliable in 2026Accounting
Audit assertions: the 7 ISA criteria to make your accounts more reliable in 2026
Existence, completeness, assessment, rights and obligations: the 7 ISA assertions explained, how the auditor tests them and their link with the risks of material misstatement.