All You Need to Know About Meal Vouchers as an Employee Meal vouchers are a popular benefit offered by employers in France to help employees cover the cost of their meals. They can be used at a variety of restaurants, cafes, and other food service establishments. How do meal vouchers work? Meal vouchers are typically … Read more
3rd edition of Tourism Professions Week: applications for certification are open From March 6 to 12, 2023, the tourism professions will be celebrated during the third edition of Tourism Professions Week. This event, initiated by the Ministry of Tourism and organized by Atout France, aims to promote and enhance the diversity of tourism professions and … Read more
Regulated Savings: Livret A and LEP Rates to Decrease on February 1, 2025 Paris, January 15, 2025 – The French government has announced a decrease in the interest rates for the Livret A and the Livret d’Épargne Populaire (LEP) savings accounts, effective February 1, 2025. The new rates will be as follows: Livret A: 3% … Read more
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2024: Towards Even More Effective Government Communication January 14, 2025 In line with the government’s continuous efforts to improve communication with the public, Prime Minister has announced a new initiative aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of government communication in 2024. Objectives of the Initiative: Improve the clarity and accessibility of government information Strengthen public trust … Read more
François Bayrou’s General Policy Statement: Key Points On January 14, 2025, François Bayrou, the High Commissioner for Planning, delivered his General Policy Statement before the French Parliament. The statement outlined the government’s priorities and proposed measures for the coming years. Main Objectives Bayrou’s statement focused on four main objectives for the government: Economic recovery and … Read more
How does the taxation of electricity and gas work? Electricity and gas are taxed in France through various taxes and contributions. The main taxes are the TICFE (Internal Consumption Tax on Energy Products) and the CTA (Carbon Tax). TICFE The TICFE is a tax on the consumption of energy products, including electricity and gas. The … Read more
What to Do in Case of a Dispute with a Service Provider Anyone using goods and services may face a dispute with one or more service providers during their lifetime. These disputes can have various causes: Refusal to perform the service Poor execution of the service Overcharging Disputes over payment terms, etc. Whatever the reason, … Read more
How to Deal with Over-Indebtedness According to the latest figures from the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE), the number of over-indebted households in France has been increasing steadily for several years. In 2023, it was estimated that nearly 800,000 households were in a situation of over-indebtedness, i.e. they were unable to meet … Read more
MaPrimeRénov’: The Energy Transition Premium MaPrimeRénov’ is a government financial aid program in France that aims to support homeowners and landlords in improving the energy efficiency of their properties. The program offers grants to cover a portion of the costs associated with energy-efficient renovations. Eligibility To be eligible for MaPrimeRénov’, you must meet the following … Read more