Read the article: VAT Group (Single Taxable Person) in France 2026: Conditions, Option and StrategyTaxation
VAT Group (Single Taxable Person) in France 2026: Conditions, Option and Strategy
The French VAT group regime (CGI art. 256 C), in force since 2023, allows linked entities to form a single taxable person: one VAT return, one VAT number, intra-group neutrality. Cumulative financial, economic and organisational conditions, three-year irrevocable option, joint and several liability — analysis by Cabinet Hayot Expertise, Paris.
Read the article: VAT and subsidies: price supplement or outside scope?Taxation
VAT and subsidies: price supplement or outside scope?
Is a subsidy subject to VAT or not? Tell a taxable price supplement apart from an out-of-scope balancing grant, and gauge the impact on your right to deduct.
Read the article: International Marketplace VAT OSS/IOSS: Technical Reconciliation 2026Taxation
International Marketplace VAT OSS/IOSS: Technical Reconciliation 2026
VAT OSS/IOSS technical reconciliation workflow for multi-country marketplaces in 2026: Amazon Seller Central export, country mapping, rate verification, quarterly OSS declaration, and 10-year archiving. Analysis by Cabinet Hayot Expertise in Paris.
Read the article: VAT adjustment on fixed assets: 5 and 20 yearsTaxation
VAT adjustment on fixed assets: 5 and 20 years
VAT recovered on a fixed asset is not final. Depending on the deduction coefficient, a repayment or an additional deduction may apply over 5 or 20 years.
Read the article: E-commerce Tax Regime France 2026: OSS/IOSS VAT, Corporate Tax, JEITaxation
E-commerce Tax Regime France 2026: OSS/IOSS VAT, Corporate Tax, JEI
OSS Union VAT, IOSS imports, deemed supplier marketplaces, micro-BIC vs actual regime, corporate tax, JEI, R&D tax credit, dropshipping, business sale: the full French e-commerce tax map for 2026, by Cabinet Hayot Expertise in Paris.
Read the article: Change of business activity: losing your carry-forward lossesTaxation
Change of business activity: losing your carry-forward losses
A genuine change of business activity can trigger a deemed cessation under Article 221-5 of the French Tax Code and permanently forfeit your carry-forward losses. Here is how to spot it and protect yourself.
Read the article: Construction Company Tax Regime in France 2026: VAT, BIC, Corporate Tax and Sector-Specific DeductionsTaxation
Construction Company Tax Regime in France 2026: VAT, BIC, Corporate Tax and Sector-Specific Deductions
VAT reverse charge on subcontracting, reduced rates 5.5% and 10%, micro-BIC vs simplified real vs corporate tax, construction equipment depreciation, clean machinery super-deduction, ZFU-TE exemption, decennial warranty provision: the complete tax framework for French construction companies in 2026, by Cabinet Hayot Expertise in Paris.
Read the article: Self-supply VAT when you build a property for your own useTaxation
Self-supply VAT when you build a property for your own use
When a business builds a property for its own needs, the self-supply rule may trigger VAT. Mechanism, taxable base, the mandatory case and how to report it, explained step by step.
Read the article: French Business Tax Obligations 2026: A Complete Filing CalendarTaxation
French Business Tax Obligations 2026: A Complete Filing Calendar
Running a business in France in 2026 means managing a layered set of tax filing obligations: VAT, corporate income tax, CFE, annual tax return, and DSN for employers. This guide maps out the key deadlines, thresholds, and common traps for foreign-owned entities and international operators.
Read the article: Registration Duties on Share and Partnership-Share Transfers 2026Taxation
Registration Duties on Share and Partnership-Share Transfers 2026
Shares at 0.1%, partnership shares at 3% after allowance, real-estate-heavy companies at 5%: rates, the €23,000 allowance and worked examples of 2026 registration duties.
Read the article: French Executive PER 2026: Tax Deduction, Ceilings and Exit StrategyTaxation
French Executive PER 2026: Tax Deduction, Ceilings and Exit Strategy
The French Plan d'Épargne Retraite (PER) remains one of the few tax shelters available to executives in France that delivers an immediate income tax reduction at a 41–45% marginal rate. The tool only works if correctly calibrated: TNS enhanced ceiling, timing the contribution against current vs future tax bracket, PERCOL employer matching, and a structured capital withdrawal at exit. Hayot Expertise explains the key decisions for 2026.
Read the article: Fiscal representative or agent: when a foreign company must appoint oneTaxation
Fiscal representative or agent: when a foreign company must appoint one
Fiscal representative or agent in 2026: the difference, when a foreign company must appoint one (French VAT), liability and exempt countries.
Read the article: VAT for French SMEs: rates, returns, and deductions in 2026Taxation
VAT for French SMEs: rates, returns, and deductions in 2026
VAT rates 20/10/5.5/2.1%, CA3/CA12 returns, admissible deductions, VAT credit refund, and e-invoicing 2026: complete guide for French SMEs by Cabinet Hayot Expertise Paris.
Read the article: Selling to the UK post-Brexit: VAT, customs and fiscal representativeTaxation
Selling to the UK post-Brexit: VAT, customs and fiscal representative
Selling to the UK post-Brexit in 2026: export, UK VAT (GBP 135 threshold), GB EORI number, customs and fiscal representation. The obligations guide.
Read the article: CSPE Reimbursement 2026: TICFE, Electricity Excise and Your Company's RightsTaxation
CSPE Reimbursement 2026: TICFE, Electricity Excise and Your Company's Rights
CSPE no longer exists since 2016, but industrial and energy-intensive businesses in France retain recovery rights via TICFE and the electricity excise tax. Eligibility, prescription deadlines, competent authorities and common mistakes in 2026.