27 February 2026 HEC Alumni Event - Taxation and Le Meur Law: Challenges for Landlords
Back📢 HEC Alumni Event – Finance Bill 2026, Le Meur Law… what landlords need to consider and anticipate
The regulatory and tax landscape of real estate is undergoing significant change. In this evolving environment, how can stakeholders anticipate developments, protect their assets, and adapt their investment strategies (or those of their clients)?
Against this backdrop, the HEC Real Estate Club and the law firm Lacourte Raquin & Associés organised a dedicated session for HEC Alumni.
Topics discussed included:
✔️ Taxation of furnished tourist rentals
✔️ The new status of private landlords
✔️ Regulation of short-term furnished rentals following the Le Meur Law
✔️ An update on the Finance Bill for 2026
To shed light on the main ongoing reforms, three lawyers from the firm took part:
⚖️ Julien Souyeaux, Tax Lawyer
⚖️ Damien Grosse, Real Estate Lawyer
⚖️ Gabriel de Champeaux, Public Law Lawyer
Their analysis provided practical insight into recent developments and their operational impacts, both for investors and for the professionals who advise them.
Many thanks to all participants for the richness of the discussions.
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Real Estate
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