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Chambres d’hôtes open for less than nine months a year and people watching TV on a computer fitted with a TV card have won licence fee cuts.

Having recently registered as micro-entrepreneur I am planning to move to the UK. Can I maintain this business set-up while having UK residency?  C.C.

As the Vagabond Theatre Company in Gers nears final rehearsals for their next show in September, director Ann Jones offers her experience of putting on plays in France to give pointers to anyone who is thinking of setting up their own company.

Bringing back ‘national service’ is in the news again. Here we look at the history of this in France and what form the new version may take

Drivers with Uber, delivery cyclists with Deliveroo and other workers who work through intermediary platforms (plateformes numériques collaboratives in French) are set to get better protection.

What is the so-called anneé blanche ‘blank tax year’ that people are talking about and who will benefit?

Crafts in focus: a ceramicist or céramiste needs art and technical skill to transform clay into a beautiful object

Creation of new businesses soared 15.6% over the last 12 months, thought to be linked to new government measures.

Founding chairman of air-quality monitoring company celebrates 40 years in business by sharing nearly €2million among employees

French and British businesses do not operate in the same way – as any Briton who has worked for a French company will tell you. It means meetings can easily turn into a minefield of misunderstandings due to cultural differences.

People on France’s most common welfare benefit, the revenue de solidarité active RSA, may be required by their department to do ‘voluntary’ work after a ruling by the country’s highest administrative court.

And what will be the basis of this calculation?

Crafts in Focus: Delicacy, intricacy and a love of nature are key to the work of a stained-glass window restorer

Self-employed people and owners of small businesses without employees could find themselves in double trouble if they have a company car and are caught speeding or receive a fine for a traffic offence.

CCI is a ‘one stop shop’ for those thinking of setting up a ‘selling’ business

Think of a Lulu!