Showing posts with label Running a business in France. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Running a business in France. Show all posts

Thursday, 13 April 2017

Business opportunity in Brittany, France



If you are looking for a new challenge abroad, this is the property for you!

A home with a running business in Brittany, France, 
close to Mont St Michel, St Malo, Dinan and Cancale.  
 



This renovated historic Manor House, located within 10km of the coast, midway between Saint-Malo and Le Mont St Michel, was constructed between the 13th and 16th Centuries. It is full of character and charm and has been converted into an up and running Bed & Breakfast, gite business, and a reception hall. 

The main house offers impressive open stone fireplaces, original stone staircase, beamed ceiling... 

8 ensuite-bedrooms to welcome guests, 2 other bedrooms, spacious 2 bedroom gite. One of the outbuildings has been converted into a reception hall to host wedding receptions or family reunions. (it can be converted in a gite for groups) 


There are various outbuildings for further development. 

The property grounds extend to just under 6 hectares and includes an orchard currently used to produce the Manor's own cider with ancient fruit trees, courtyard, meadow, plenty of space to have your own kitchen garden, to keep animals..... The perfect property for someone wanting to run their own business in a beautiful area. 






B & B, hotel, family home, function centre, equestrian property, or a combination of uses, this is a very special, rare find situated in an excellent location for all year-round tourism!  
Turn over around €90,000 – €100,000. 

€690,000

For more information, please contact me here.

Friday, 16 November 2012

Cotisation Foncière des Entreprises = French Business Rates





If you run your own business in France, you will receive a tax to pay called

Cotisation Foncière des Entreprises”. 

It has to be paid by 15th December 2012. 

If you set up your business in France this year, you will be exempt from the French Business Rates and next year you will only pay half of it.

To pay this tax, you can either send a cheque from French bank account, pay by TIP or pay online.
Here is the procedure to pay your tax online.
Go to this web site here

Click on:
Enter your ‘Numéro fiscal’ (you will find this number on your tax).
Click on:
Payer en ligne  
Enter the ‘Reference’ (de l’avis)
Enter your bank details (It has to be a French bank account).
You will find a RIB in your French cheque book or on your bank statement.
Enter your email address twice and confirm (confirmez).

Within seconds you will receive a confirmation by email that your tax has been paid. Keep this email for your records.

If you think this post was useful to you, please drop me a line!
It is nice to get some feedback.

If you require assistance with your French paperwork, I will be happy to help you. You can contact me here.

Thursday, 15 November 2012

Avis d’impôts Prélèvements sociaux - deadline today!



If you have a gite in France or any other income you might have received this tax: Prélèvements sociaux. 

Here is the procedure to pay your Prélèvements sociaux online.

Visit this web site here.  

Enter your  Numéro Fiscal. You will find it on your Avis (tax) under Vos Références. 

Click on Continuer

Payer en ligne
Enter your Reference. Again you will find it on your Avis (tax) under Vos Références and Référence de l'avis. 


You can modify the amount by clicking on 'Modifier le montant'. 


If you have already paid this tax online your bank details will be showing. You can change them by clicking on :
Modifier les coordonnées bancaires

Enter your email address twiced. 
Click on  Confimer

Within seconds you will get a confirmation by email. Keep this email for now. It is the proof that you have paid your tax online. 

Click on 'Retour'
Then 'Quitter'.


It is paid!


Today (15th November) is the deadline!

Please drop me a line if you think this message was useful. 
If you have any other queries regarding tax, paperwork or translation, contact me, i would be happy to help. 

Rachel