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01/06/2022
CMS Next
What’s next? In a world of ever-ac­cel­er­at­ing change, staying ahead of the curve and knowing what’s next for your business or sector is essential. At CMS, we see ourselves not only as your legal advisers but also as your business partners. We work together with you to not only resolve current issues but to anticipate future challenges and innovate to meet them. With our latest publication, CMS Next, our experts will regularly offer you insights into and fresh perspectives on a range of issues that businesses have to deal with – from ESG agendas to restructuring after the pandemic or facing the digital transformation. We will also share with you more about the work that we are doing for our clients, helping them innovate, grow and mitigate risk. To be able to provide you with the best support, we immerse ourselves in your world to understand your legal needs and challenges. However, it is equally important that you know who we are and how we can work with you. So, we invite you to meet our experts and catch a glimpse of what is happening inside CMS. Enjoy reading this publication, which we will update regularly with new content. CMS Executive Team
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08/06/2021
Clever moves - International employment and tax experts helping organizations...
Relocating talent safely, smartly, and seamlessly
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24/11/2020
Personal taxation in France
Let's be honest, France has never been an award-winner in the field of taxation. Yet, in the past two years, the French government has rolled out the red carpet to newcomers. So, come and invest in France!...
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10/09/2020
Tax Connect Flash
Article 123 Bis of the French Tax Code (CGI) Further to a case law of June 24, 2020, No. 19PA00458, from the Paris Administrative Court of Appeal, Article 123 Bis of the French Tax Code which is an anti-tax...
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29/05/2020
Businesses reopen and working time increases
As businesses begin to reopen, organisation of employees’ working time is being examined more closely than ever. The exceptional measures taken by public authorities notably include the possibility...
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29/04/2020
Covid-19: which companies are concerned by this liability commitment?
The Government announced in late March 2020 that some companies applying for the postponement of tax payment deadlines should commit not to distribute dividends. According to an FAQ posted online on April...
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22/04/2020
Failure to extend the deadlines for filing inheritance declarations
Inheritance declarations must be filed within the usual deadlines As a reminder, when an estate is taxable in France and the deceased died on French soil, the inheritance declaration must be filed with...
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14/04/2020
Covid-19: Specifics on the social security and tax regime applicable to...
The lockdown requires people to work at home where possible throughout the country. This new organisation for employees and companies is likely to generate costs that can be classified as business expenses...
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10/04/2020
Corporate income tax: Treatment of corporate donations
Faced with the scale of the health crisis affecting our country, many solidarity initiatives are being organised in France such as the production of masks, hydroalcoholic gels or the loan of vehicles...
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19/03/2020
Tax Connect Flash
The French Tax Authorities (FTA) have specified the exceptional tax measures implemented in favor of all businesses to offset the economic impact of the Covid-19 outbreak. Tax payment deferral  In his...
Newsletter
19/04/2019
The synergy of our combined expertise
CMS Francis Lefebvre Avocats is one of the leading international corporate law firms. Its deep roots, unique positioning and highly recognised expertise enable it to deliver innovative, high-value­ad­ded solu­tions...
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20/07/2018
Ivory Coast: What tax breaks are there for start-ups?
Daniel Kablan Duncan, the Ivorian Vice President, has announced that by 2020, the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector should account for 15% of the Ivory Coast's GDP. Tax and financing...
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