International
Vandelanotte France
Are you intending to expand your business to France, or are you already established in France and are looking for a reliable (Dutch-speaking) accounting expert, capable of assisting you with all your tax and accounting formalities? Vandelanotte France offers you the possibility to benefit from its famous service, even beyond national borders!
Thanks to the fact that we are expanding our services into France, from now you have just one representative for your business in both Belgium and France. So, we have an integrated and exhaustive overview of your cross-border business, consequently allowing us to reflect proactively together, to respond quicker to your needs and your expectations, and to ensure that your business is coordinated in both countries.
News
The Main Measures of the French Finance Act and the Social Security Financing Act in Focus
As always at the beginning of a new year, the Finance Act and the Social Security Financing Act (Loi de Finances et la Loi de Financement de la Sécurité Sociale) include a great number of new features for companies in France. Doing business in France? Are you planning to set up a business in France?
Then you might be interested in these new provisions. An overview of the important measures for the coming year...
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Investing in France now fiscally advantageous!
Dividends distributed to Belgian residents by French companies are subject to taxation in both France and Belgium. Recent developments have served to eliminate this double taxation. As a result, investing in French shares is now actually more advantageous than investing in Belgian shares!
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Cross-Border Home Working: Extension of Measures
Do you usually work abroad, but have you worked mainly from home in the past few months due to the coronavirus? Under normal circumstances, this would mean that you now had to pay tax and social security contributions in Belgium instead of your country of employment. To prevent this, two measures were created. These measures have now been extended through 31 December 2020.
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