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My vineyard is no longer breaking even: 5 levers to pull before filing for bankruptcy
A wine estate facing cash flow difficulties has several levers available before filing for bankruptcy: bank negotiation, treatment of MSA and tax debts, amicable agricultural settlement, safeguard or judicial reorganization.
Donations and wills: what impact on the division of the estate?
Gifts and wills: what impact on inheritance? Gifts and wills allow you to organize the transfer of your assets, either during your lifetime or upon your death. This freedom...
Capped sick leave: what the decree of June 12, 2026 changes in concrete terms for employers
Since September 1, 2026, the duration of sick leave is capped at 31 days for an initial prescription and 62 days for an extension, except in cases of medical justification. What are the practical implications for employers?
Departure of a partner from an accounting firm: what happens to the clients, the teams and the data?
How to organize the departure of a partner from an accounting firm? Clients, teams, data, share prices and ethics: the main points to secure.
Inheritance rights: what share must automatically go to your children?
The reserved portion of the estate guarantees each child a minimum share of the inheritance. Discover how it is calculated, the disposable portion, the rights of the surviving spouse, and the legal recourse available if this reserved portion is infringed upon.
Dutreil Pact conditions 2026: the 5 mistakes to avoid
The Dutreil agreement allows for the transfer of a business while being taxed on only 25% of its value. In return, a six-year holding period is required. A poorly timed sale, exceeding a certain threshold, or a business falling into disarray, and the tax savings are retroactively lost. This guide details the conditions of the scheme...