EXPERTISE

Finding: through various reforms, the public authorities have encouraged companies to implement employee shareholding and savings schemes. This encouragement is reflected by an easing of the rules for implementation and an increase in applicable exemptions.

These schemes:

• For employee savings: profit sharing, share ownership, savings schemes
• For employee shareholding: free share allocations, stock options, BSPCE founders’ share warrants or capital increases reserved for employees

are now essential and are a means of motivating or retaining employees whilst enabling your company to pay optimal remuneration from a tax and social security perspective.

Conducting an overall review of your remuneration policy is therefore vital in order to establish which schemes are best suited to your company.

FACTORHY supports you with:

• the implementation and development of all your employee shareholding and savings schemes. It is essential that these schemes are sound from both a URSSAF and an employment law perspective, or at least that decisions are made with full knowledge of the facts
• any issues that may arise over the terms of these schemes (occurrence of restructuring operations, tax base correction, problems related the distribution of profit-sharing and share ownership rights, adaptation and review of the schemes implemented pursuant to legislative changes in order to benefit from all the means of optimisation applicable to your company at all times)