Juridique et Administratif

💸 La loi n° 2024-330 du 11 avril 2024 protège Électricité de France contre le démembrement et a été publiée au Journal Officiel. La loi supprime la condition de souscription sous 36 kVA pour accéder aux tarifs réglementés d'électricité, effective dès le 1er février 2025. Toutes les entreprises de moins de 2 millions d'euros de chiffre d'affaires et de moins de 10 salariés pourront en bénéficier, impactant un million de TPE supplémentaires selon le Ministère de l'Industrie et de l'énergie.

💻 Amélie Logre has joined the legal department of GHR, specifically to address digital matters. With a Master's in intellectual property law from Nantes Université and internship experience at La Poste's Digital and Intellectual Property Pole, her responsibilities at GHR include advising on digital issues, GDPR, cybersecurity, online reviews, web visibility, conducting surveillance on digital topics, mediating with platforms alongside the digital commission presidents, and monitoring European digital matters in collaboration with HOTREC.

🛏 Tourisme (37%) et technologie (39%) sont des industries où la confiance des consommateurs est la plus basse. En France, 77% des consommateurs sont préoccupés par l'utilisation de leurs données, 74% souhaitent choisir comment elles sont utilisées et 85% jugent essentiel de connaître les politiques de confidentialité avant un achat. Pourtant, 79% ne savent pas ce que les entreprises font de leurs données. Les clients attendent un meilleur service (75%) et une personnalisation accrue (74%) en échange de leurs données. En cas de mécontentement, 59% des Français cesseraient toute relation avec une marque. En 2021, 95% des secteurs de l'hôtellerie-restauration et du retail n'étaient pas satisfaits de la sécurité de leurs données. En 2023, la cybersécurité est la préoccupation majeure pour 46% des exécutifs hôteliers, et 31% des entreprises hôtelières ont subi une violation de données avec un coût moyen de 3,4 millions de dollars par incident.

📖 - Published by Marine from StyQR. - Article release scheduled for July 11, 2024, with content last modified on July 9, 2024. - Image file size 2560x1709, JPEG format. - Related to leases for secondary residences. - Provides clear and precise explanations on the topic. - Includes links to the company's social media and website (https://styqr.fr/). - Offers a downloadable white paper with an image size of 227x151 pixels, available in various resolutions. Looking to understand secondary residence leases? StyQR's article, set to publish on July 11, 2024, clarifies this concept in detail. Marine presents a comprehensive guide, now available for download in a visually appealing white paper, featuring advice on navigating these contracts with ease. ????

🛈 An hotelier reported a phishing attack on their Booking.com extranet that occurred on July 2. The attacker asked guests with reservations to reconfirm by clicking a link and providing bank details, leading to unauthorized charges. Victims should inform their IT provider, file a police complaint within 72 hours for identity theft on Booking.com, report personal data breaches to CNIL, notify affected individuals, and change their Booking.com passwords. The GHR offers a cybersafety guide for members and support for online fraud victims.

🎵 La SACEM et la SPRE articles: "Retransmission des évènements sportifs" (24/05/2024), "fête de la musique 2024" (17/05/2024), "TOUS EN LIVE 2024" (19/04/2024), "cafés restaurants Tarifs 2024", "hébergements touristiques Tarifs 2024", "animations musicales Tarifs 2024" updated (14/03/2019); "Evolution du rythme de facturation de la SPRE" (06/07/2023); 5% reduction for music ambiance establishments with a contract (21/10/2022); "Nouveau protocole d'accord SACEM" (22/02/2022); "Réduction SACEM pour les cafés ruraux" (14/03/2019).

💸 Conseil d'Etat reverses fiscal niche for seasonal rentals. The French tax administration (Bercy) published a commentary on February 14, ignoring a legislative amendment that restricted tax benefits for furnished tourist rentals. This decision followed a recours by parliamentarians and hotel industry representatives. The original law for 2024 set the tax deduction to 30% up to €15,000. The Conseil's decision will not affect the 2023 revenue declarations but will apply in 2024 unless there is a legislative change.

💰 On July 8, the Conseil d'État ruled against short-term furnished rentals, like Airbnb, and ordered the reduction of their fiscal advantages by aligning their tax scheme with classic unclassified rentals as mandated by the 2024 Finance Law. Previously, furnished classified tourist rentals had a 71% tax deduction for incomes under €188,700 and unclassified furnished rentals a 50% reduction up to €77,700. Now, both are set at 30% with a ceiling of €15,000. This follows a February 14 addition to the Bofip aimed at maintaining Airbnb's tax privileges, which was contested by senators for violating the Finance Law. This decision by the Conseil d'État, taking effect in 2023, is non-retroactive and upholds legal integrity as per the Groupement des hôtelleries et restaurations de France (GHR) and the Association pour un tourisme professionnel (Atop), despite costing public finances an additional €330 million. The article is published by Romy Carrere and Roselyne Douillet.