Pocket Guide : Computerised accounting for French entities
Publication : juin 2010
Edition : Edité par Landwell & PwC
Contact(s) : David Chretien, Frédéric Guénin, Jean Sayag, Marie-Amélie Deysine, Yves Tuleau
Prix : Gratuit
50 practical recommendations From the implementation of computerised accounting systems... to a tax audit undertaken by the French tax authorities
Special regulations on computerised accounting apply to French entities (companies and also French branches of foreign companies) which use software systems for their bookkeeping. In practice, the regulations apply to virtually all companies.
Much is at stake here.
Failure by users of computerised accounting systems to comply with the French regulations (including applicable accounting principles and tax obligations) could expose them to a number of risks in the event of tax audits undertaken by the French tax authorities.
These French regulations and obligations also apply to French taxable entities including French branches of a foreign company. It becomes an even more complex and sensitive issue within multinational organisations who maintain global accounting records.
How can these risks be avoided or minimised?
- By taking appropriate measures in order to manage risks and anticipate constraints; and
- By adopting the best strategy for handling French tax audits.
Our Pocket Guide contains 50 practical recommendations to help you to anticipate the obligation applying to computerised accounting systems and managing such tax audits.
This Pocket Guide in English is an updated and concise translation of the French version of Pocket Guide "50 recommandations pratiques de la mise en place… au contrôle fiscal", published in June 2009.
To download the French version, click here.
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