International tax lawyers Several countries. One point of contact.

A foreign group with a French subsidiary or a French company expanding abroad: we handle the legal and tax issues of your cross-border operations, and coordinate your matter with our partner firms abroad.

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Your situation

Which way are you crossing the border?

You’re investing in France

Your French subsidiary, from day one to day to day.

  • Subsidiary or branch: the right way to set up
  • Incorporation and corporate housekeeping of the subsidiary
  • Intra-group agreements and transfer pricing
You’re expanding abroad

Your international operations, with no grey areas.

  • Withholding tax
  • Permanent establishment risk
  • Intra-EU VAT
You’re moving country

Your expatriation, assessed before you leave.

  • Impact of changing tax residence
  • Exit tax
  • Applicable tax treaty and treatment of your income
What we do

What we do for you.

One team in Angers, partner firms in most countries, and a single matter coordinated by us.

  1. 01

    International operations

    Withholding tax, permanent establishment, choice of set-up, intra-EU VAT.

  2. 02

    Transfer pricing

    Defining your transfer pricing policy between group companies.

  3. 03

    Subsidiaries of foreign groups

    Incorporation and corporate housekeeping of your French subsidiary, intra-group agreements: management fees, cash pooling, services.

  4. 04

    Executive expatriation

    Impact of changing tax residence, exit tax, applicable tax treaty and tax treatment of your income.

  5. 05

    International network

    Working relationships with firms in most countries, led by our team.

Frequently asked questions

International: the essentials.

Tax → Corporate law →
Subsidiary or branch: how should I set up in France?

A subsidiary is a separate French company; a branch is an extension of the foreign company. Liability, tax, image: we compare both options in light of your project.

What is exit tax?

A mechanism that may, under certain conditions, tax unrealised gains on your shares when you move your tax residence out of France. We measure the impact before you leave.

Why define a transfer pricing policy?

Because transactions between companies of the same group located in different countries must be carried out on arm’s length terms. A clear, documented policy secures your flows in the eyes of the tax authorities.

First meeting free

An international project? Let’s talk, in English or in French.

Tell us about your project in a few lines. We will get back to you to set up a first meeting, free and with no obligation.

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