Read the article: The Second-Hand Goods Register: France’s Overlooked ObligationSector of activity
The Second-Hand Goods Register: France’s Overlooked Obligation
Six months' imprisonment and a 30,000 EUR fine, and the obligation is not limited to antique dealers. Who must keep a register of second-hand movable objects, what it must contain, and why it also secures your VAT position.
Read the article: Dentists in a SELARL: splitting remuneration after the 5% rule fellSector of activity
Dentists in a SELARL: splitting remuneration after the 5% rule fell
The French Council of State removed the 5% flat rate attached to the corporate office. For a dental surgeon in a SELARL, the split between technical remuneration taxed as non-commercial profits and the corporate office under article 62 must now be built and documented.
Read the article: Buying a dental patient base: price, financing and depreciationSector of activity
Buying a dental patient base: price, financing and depreciation
A dental patient base acquired up to 31 December 2029 can be depreciated, generally over ten years. Contributing your own to your company, however, is excluded. Price, financing, structure and pitfalls of buying a dental practice.
Read the article: Moving to a SELARL as a dentist: the calculation that mattersSector of activity
Moving to a SELARL as a dentist: the calculation that matters
No profit threshold automatically triggers incorporation. What decides is the gap between what the practice generates and what the practitioner needs to live on, plus three parameters simulators leave out.
Read the article: Self-employed cardiologist: BNC, excess fees and the move to a SELARLSector of activity
Self-employed cardiologist: BNC, excess fees and the move to a SELARL
BNC framework and the 2035 return, technical equipment to depreciate, the sector 1 / sector 2 / OPTAM trade-off, the right time to move into a SELARL and CARMF pension contributions to provision: the management decisions specific to the self-employed cardiologist, and when to consult a specialist accountant.
Read the article: Co-ownership Accounting in France: the Five Annexes of the 2005 Decree, the Separate Account and the Works FundSector of activity
Co-ownership Accounting in France: the Five Annexes of the 2005 Decree, the Separate Account and the Works Fund
Double-entry bookkeeping, the five annexes of the 2005 decree, the separate bank account, the works fund and the multi-year works plan: a practical guide for volunteer or cooperative property managers, and the signals that it is time to delegate.
Read the article: Private clinic accounting: running T2A, GHS and PMSI like a businessSector of activity
Private clinic accounting: running T2A, GHS and PMSI like a business
T2A, GHS, PMSI: how a private clinic's revenue is built, from coded stay to cash collected, and how to secure activity reconciliation, billing rejections and cost-per-stay analytics.
Read the article: EHPAD Accounting: EPRD, ERRD, CPOM and Tariff Sections Explained for ManagersSector of activity
EHPAD Accounting: EPRD, ERRD, CPOM and Tariff Sections Explained for Managers
Three payers, three tariff sections, a budget called an EPRD: an EHPAD's accounting is like no other. A manager's guide to the EPRD/ERRD/CPOM framework, the GMP and PMP indicators and the traps to avoid.
Read the article: Accounting for a Rungis Produce Wholesaler: Margin, Waste and Cash FlowSector of activity
Accounting for a Rungis Produce Wholesaler: Margin, Waste and Cash Flow
At the MIN de Rungis, a produce wholesaler's margin is shaped by waste, discounts, the 5.5% VAT rate and cash. How to read true profitability and manage the business week by week.
Read the article: Accounting for a medical biology laboratory in 2026Sector of activity
Accounting for a medical biology laboratory in 2026
SEL, third-party payment, COFRAC accreditation, VAT exemption: why a medical biology laboratory's accounting is steered on margin, cash and compliance, and which ratios to track.
Read the article: Real estate developer accounting: a 2026 guideSector of activity
Real estate developer accounting: a 2026 guide
A real estate developer's accounting is kept by project, not by financial year: inventory and work in progress, result recognised over time or at completion, cash tracked project by project in off-plan (VEFA) sales.
Read the article: Photographer: author rights, 10% VAT and BNC or BIC in 2026Sector of activity
Photographer: author rights, 10% VAT and BNC or BIC in 2026
Photographer in 2026: the line between author rights at 10%, art photography at 5.5% and commissioned work at 20%, the choice between BNC and BIC, the artist-author scheme and the VAT exemption thresholds.
Read the article: Video game studio: video game tax credit and cash flow in 2026Sector of activity
Video game studio: video game tax credit and cash flow in 2026
Video game studio in 2026: how the video game tax credit (CIJV) works at 30%, the 6 million EUR cap, the CNC approval, eligible expenses and managing a gaming studio's cash flow.
Read the article: Bakery accounting: VAT, margins and losses in 2026Sector of activity
Bakery accounting: VAT, margins and losses in 2026
Accounting for a bakery in 2026: how to split VAT between 5.5%, 10% and 20%, track margins by product family and handle unsold goods, step by step.
Read the article: Mobile app creator: monetisation and taxation 2026Sector of activity
Mobile app creator: monetisation and taxation 2026
App Store, Play Store, in-app purchases, advertising: how to report your income, handle VAT under reverse charge with the platforms, and choose between micro and company.