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International Business Acquisitions: A Deep Dive into the Legal Aspects of M&A in France
I. Scrutinizing the Legal Fundamentals of M&A Transaction Completion Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) transactions necessitate the precise and thorough formulation of the Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA). A cornerstone document in the process, the SPA represents the formal commitment between the buyer and seller, setting out the terms and conditions of the sale. One of […]
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In-Depth Overview of Establishing a Foreign Company Branch in France: Legal and Tax Implications
Branching into French territory can offer several opportunities for foreign companies. However, to ensure seamless operations, the foreign company must meet the requirements set by French regulations, including obtaining the necessary certifications or authorisations for regulated activities. This article provides a comprehensive review of the legal and tax obligations that a foreign company must navigate […]
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Can cryptocurrency be used for payment of services in France? A legal perspective
Cryptocurrencies have gained significant popularity as a means of payment worldwide, with more and more people using them for various transactions. In France, the use of cryptocurrencies for the payment of services is a topic of growing interest. This article will discuss the legal status of using cryptocurrencies for payment of services in France and […]
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Obtaining a DASP License in France : Steps and Legal Foundations
In France, the PACTE Law (Action Plan for Business Growth and Transformation) introduced a regulatory framework for digital asset service providers, also known as PSAN (Prestataires de Services sur Actifs Numériques). This article will outline the steps required to obtain a PSAN license in France, with an emphasis on the legal foundations and relevant articles. […]
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Developing a Compliance Program
A checklist outlining the key steps to take and the main issues to consider when developing a compliance program, including overlaps with the environmental, social and governance (ESG) framework
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Buying and Selling A Vineyard In France
When thinking about France, many associate the country with its fantastic wine-producing vineyards. A very large number of grape varieties are cultivated in France. Purchasing a vineyard in France can offer a great lifestyle and a viable business.
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PACTE law
On April 11th 2019, the French Parliament adopted the PACTE law (Action Plan for Business Growth and Transformation) which is a new step in France’s economic transformation.
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A key difference between evidence gathering in civil proceedings in France compared with the UK or USA is that, in the former, the parties are not obliged by law to comply with any standard of disclosure as the disclosure of evidence is entirely voluntary.
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Trade secrets directive
In July 2018, France enacted new legislation to strengthen protections for trade secrets. The law—entitled the Loi du 30 juillet 2018 relative à la protection du secret des affaires—is the first piece of French legislation expressly guaranteeing trade secret protection.
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French employment law update – foreign companies: few traps you should be aware of
For most foreign investors, operations in France are often a source of insecurity when it comes to social matters like « Prud’hommes » litigation or URSSAF reassessments. But other areas with significant financial implications are less known to employers.
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Research tax credit (RTC)
A measure in favor of research and development activities (R&D) The RTC is annual, regardless of the date on which the financial year ends The RTC rate is : 30 % on research expenses not exceeding 100 million euros (or 50% in oversea departments) 5 % on research expenses exceeding 100 million euros Purpose of […]
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Doing business in france – simplified stock company
Foreign corporations or individuals that intend to expand their activities to France should, at first, decide what business type is best suited to their objectives.
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