
LEGALCITY announces a partnership with INTUIT to facilitate out-of-court collections for businesses
accounting, business creation, business law, tax law, administrative formalities, payment orders, laws and regulations, debt collection, statisticsDebt collection has never been so easy since the arrival of LEGALCITY!

Impairment of bad debts
accounting, tax law, Uncategorized, debt collectionWhen receivables are considered doubtful, companies are required to write them down. This depreciation is recorded as a loss on accounts receivable. It allows the value of the receivable to be realistically reflected in the company's accounts.

Small claims collection
accounting, administrative formalities, injunction to pay, amicable collection, debt collectionCollecting unpaid small claims can be a long and complicated process.
Fortunately, there is a simplified collection procedure for debts of less than €5000.
In this article, we will explain...

ODALYS and the unpaid rent case
lease, business law, injunction to pay, Justice, landlord, debt collection, termination of leaseThe health crisis has had a severe economic impact on many sectors, including the real estate market. Commercial landlords have been particularly affected by administrative closures, reductions in activity...

Bailiffs: regulated fees and strict ethical obligations
administrative formality, injunction to pay, Justice, Law and regulations, amicable collection, debt collectiontrust does not exclude control.
Under this somewhat outdated adage, we can only be pleased that an organization like the DGCCRF - Ministry of Economy, through its controls and publications, can investigate the good and bad practices of #collection firms and #husbanders!

Cash flow problems: How can debt collection help you effectively?
accounting, administrative formalities, inventory management, payment orders, debt collectionUnfortunately, cash flow problems are frequent for small and medium-sized businesses and debt collection by a professional is often neglected.
These problems can occur for various reasons, such as unpaid invoices,...
LegalcityA little more than a year after the reform of the injunction to pay procedure, Legalcity takes stock for you:
business law, administrative formalities, injunction to pay, laws and regulations, debt collectionOne year after the reform of the injunction to pay procedure, LEGALCITY, the online collection agency, wishes to shed some light on the matter.
Between useful adjustments and attempts by bailiffs to maintain their level of remuneration, we look back at a reform that has no effect on the speed of the procedure.

Effectiveness of the DGCCRF's "Name & Shame
injonction de payer, Justice, Law and regulations, Uncategorized, debt collectionThe latest publication of the DGCCRF has been released:
It concerns its activity of control of the payment periods of the Companies.
Legalcity wonders about the efficiency of the "Name and Shame" of the DGCCRF.
The DGCCRF is the most...

Recover your goods and merchandise quickly in the event of an unpaid invoice
tenant, law and regulations, landlord, debt collectionUpdate on the retention of title clause:
There is a clause that we often forget to implement even though it can guarantee you, not the payment of your unpaid debt but to recover the...

The 2021 selection of CFO SAAS tools and applications enhanced by LEGALCITY
arbitration, accounting, tax law, administrative formality, injunction to pay, Justice, Law and regulations, mediation, QuickBooks, amicable collection, debt collection, SolvencyFrédéric DUPUY, co-founder with Etienne de Fontainieu of the 100% digital debt collection agency LegalCity, had to present their selection of tools and SAAS applications for business managers.

Preserving cash flow: more than ever the sinews of war
administrative formalities, inventory management, laws and regulations, amicable collection, debt collection, SolvencyIn these turbulent times, the control and monitoring of your cash flow are essential to ensure the sustainability of your company and avoid default. When we talk about cash flow, we think about WCR (Working Capital Requirement)...

