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En application de l’article 1857 du Code civil, les associés d’une société civile répondent indéfiniment des dettes de la société proportionnellement à leur part dans le capital...
La réalisation d’heures supplémentaires relève, en principe, de l’initiative de l’employeur. …
To be conform with European law, a new French law has set up the obligation for French companies to declare its beneficial owners to the Register of commerce in France...
A new French Law, to be conformed with European law, instituted a new obligation for commercial companies, civil companies and associations...
La loi Sapin II du 9 décembre 2016 a introduit des dispositions renforçant la protection des lanceurs d’alerte...
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A registered letter sent shall be sent by any of the party willing to end the contract. The party ending the contract shall respect a notice period. The duration varies according to the author of the end of the contract. If it is the company that ends the contract,
An individual or a company can set up a business in France through several different legal forms...
The recruitment of an employee in France generally involves going through the Job Centre Service (Pôle Emploi), a public body which collects job offers and advises companies on recruitment, recruitment consultants or the APEC (The Executives Recruitment Association) which handles executive recruitment (cadres), i.e. people with managerial responsibilities....
The probationary period is a transition period, allowing the employer to assess the working skills of the employee regarding his previous experiences. The employer also assess whether the employee is suitable for the company. The probationary period is optional and for this period to be valid, it is mandatory that the employer includes this clause in the employment contract...
A business can be run without creating a company or through a company. A business run out of a company is usually called a “fonds de commerce”....
A business can be run without creating a company or through a company. A business run out of a company is usually called a “fonds de commerce”...
Companies in France are taxed either at income tax (impôt sur le revenu) or at corporate tax (impôt sur les sociétés) depending of the legal structure of the company. SA (société anonyme), SAS (société par actions simplifiée) and SARL (société à responsabilité limitée) is primarily subject to corporate tax, but may under certain circumstances, opt to pay income tax instead...