Insights and news on taxes in France

Monthly, quarterly or annual returns: the differences between CA3 and CA12 and what to watch.

A European company does not always have to register for VAT in France. It depends on the nature of its transactions.

A written mandate sets out the formalities entrusted to your agent. What it covers, and what it does not change.

CFE, property tax, payroll tax, vehicle taxes: the direct taxes that come with a presence in France.

Missing mention, wrong customer classification, missed deduction: the classic reverse charge errors and how to avoid them.

Since 2022, the TVS has been replaced by two annual taxes: CO₂ and air pollutant emissions. What it means for your fleet.

A ruling lets you obtain the tax authorities’ official position on a specific situation. How it works and when to use it.

European companies can claim back French VAT every year: who can apply, conditions, steps and the 30 September deadline of the following year.

20%, 10%, 5.5%, 2.1%: an overview of France’s four VAT rates and the sectors covered by reduced rates, to help secure your invoicing.

Actual margin or global flat-rate margin, the taxable-dealer status: the essential points of the VAT margin scheme for second-hand goods and art.

Thresholds, taxable services, filing requirements: what digital groups need to know about France’s digital services tax.

OSS, IOSS, the €10,000 threshold: how the VAT one-stop shop schemes ease the reporting burden for businesses selling remotely to European consumers.