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‘Franchise médicale’ cap officially climbs to €140 next month
Future increases to be linked to inflation
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France listed among countries to delay full EES border check rollout
Official flexibility over new biometric border system ended last week
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Airbnb faces €8.6m fine over unpaid tourist tax in France
Platform failed to collect tax from holiday rentals
Chainsaw law wants users to get training
New regulations were introduced
Anyone planning to chop down trees or even cut up logs with a chainsaw could need a licence and possible training after new regulations were introduced for forestry and other workers.
The regulation incites companies and workers to learn safety procedures in chainsaw use and get a licence as is already the case in Belgium, Italy and Luxembourg.
