The management of intangible assets is challenged by transfer pricing controls: a question of legal ownership and economic ownership
The French Finance Bill 2025-127 dated February 14, 2025 ("FB25") has been published in the French Official Journal (JORF), following validation by the Constitutional Council.
The Finance Act 2025 was adopted by Parliament on 6 February 2025 and enacted on 14 February 2025.
Discover the replay of our webinar: Profit Sharing Law - New obligations as of 2025
The recent legislative reform on value sharing marks a turning point for companies, aimed at reconciling work with capital, a sensitive subject in the context of the current social crisis and labour market recession.
The French draft Finance Bill for 2025 ("DFB25") was unveiled on 10 October 2024.
Telework, and for the most part, on a full-time basis, was suddenly thrust upon the world in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic, and firmly established itself.
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Sponsors Paris Games French athletes rule 40 Olympic Charter
At a time when sustainable consumption is a key issue for consumers, the Directive aims to strengthen the legal framework for the reliability of environmental declarations made by professionals, to enable consumers to make informed purchasing decisions. How? Our experts decode it for you.
Grant Thornton's German Desk supports German and German-speaking companies in France
Following the publication of the Finance Act for 2024 on 30 December, we outline below some of the more significant measures of interest to individual taxpayers in France.