On September 29, 2020, the French government published the 2021 Finance Bill, against the backdrop of the COVID-19 crisis and an expected 10.2% reduction in GDP in 2020....more
In this series, “Critical Thinking in the Time of COVID-19,” our European tax practice examines the next stage of analysis for corporates that have begun digesting the economic and legal impact of COVID-19 on their...more
4/6/2020
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Coronavirus/COVID-19 ,
Corporate Taxes ,
EU ,
France ,
Germany ,
International Tax Issues ,
Lobbying ,
Social Insurance Contributions ,
State Aid ,
UK
Europe’s politicians worry that international tax rules have not kept pace with the digital economy and too easily allow multinationals to organize their global operations to minimize net taxable profits in high-tax European...more
1/23/2018
/ Corporate Taxes ,
Digital Assets ,
EU ,
European Commission ,
France ,
International Tax Issues ,
Italy ,
Multinationals ,
OECD ,
State Aid ,
Tax Reform ,
UK
In the months following the election of President Emmanuel Macron, who is perceived as pro-business, as well as a parliamentary election in which the new president’s party won the majority, companies and entrepreneurs have...more
9/20/2017
/ Collective Bargaining ,
Collective Redundancy Consultations ,
Corporate Taxes ,
Employee Representatives ,
Employment Contract ,
Financial Transaction Tax ,
Foreign Investment ,
France ,
Income Taxes ,
International Labor Laws ,
Investment Funds ,
Labor Policies ,
Labor Reform ,
President Macron ,
Presidential Elections ,
Redundancy Dismissals ,
Tax Reform ,
Trade Unions ,
Wrongful Termination