The social and fiscal regimes of the different legal forms of company formation in France are the most challenging for our clients to understand. This

For company executives, depending on the legal form of the company and the percentage of shares they hold, two statuses are available: “Assimilated Employee” or

In familiarizing you with the conditions of operating a company in France, we do our best to explain situations as simple as possible. However, some

Manager, Partner, Director, President?  We often use these terms interchangeably. But in creating a company in France, depending on the legal entity form, they take

Limited Liability Companies (LLC)  The first step in creating a company in France is choosing the corporate form that best suits your business activity and

Introduction The SARL (Société à Responsabilité Limitée) is France’s foundational limited liability company (LLC). It has been around forever. However, the SAS (Société Par Actions Simplifiée),

In our FAQs, we give a basic answer to a  question Europe Incorporations’ clients and potentials often ask: “What are the essentials of creating a

Bringing a Trademark to Life To make a brand live, the owner must first create one that identifies his business and brand (visual identity, logo).

Single Person LLC A SASU is a single-person limited liability company(LLC) whose founder/entrepreneur is the sole shareholder. They determine the capital and the rules of

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) France adopted the GDPR (RGPD – Règlement général de la protection des données) on May 25, 2018. GDPR  governs the

Accounting/bookkeeping is the recording and classifying of business transactions according to defined assertions (rules) that establish the timing of occurrence, valuation, and accuracy of each

Business Process Outsourcing The 1990s heralded the era of outsourcing. While the politics of manufacturing and call-center outsourcing made both hot-button issues for the public

Early Commerce – the Phoenicians & Africans  The history and evolution of trade have always straddled two primary dialectics: (a) expeditious delivery of goods and