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Terms of use
1. Purpose
These terms of use set out the conditions of access to and use of the website avdv-ec.fr, published by Alice Vandevelde Expertise Conseil. Browsing the website implies full acceptance of these terms.
2. Access to the website
The website is freely accessible to any user with an internet connection. The publisher endeavours to keep it permanently available but cannot be held liable for any interruption, whatever the cause (maintenance, failure, force majeure).
3. Nature of the information published
The content published here is strictly informative and general. It does not constitute personalised accounting, tax, payroll or legal advice and cannot replace a professional consultation taking your own situation into account.
4. Contact form
The contact form allows you to get in touch with the practice. Sending a message creates no contractual relationship and implies neither acceptance of an engagement nor any advisory commitment. Every engagement is covered by a separate letter of engagement signed by both parties. Users undertake to provide accurate information and not to use the form for abusive, promotional or automated purposes.
5. Intellectual property
All elements of the website (texts, photographs, logos, visual identity, layout) are protected by copyright and remain the exclusive property of Alice Vandevelde Expertise Conseil. Any reproduction, representation or adaptation, in whole or in part, is prohibited without prior written consent.
6. External links
The website may link to third-party sites, in particular institutional ones. The publisher exercises no control over such content and accepts no liability for its accuracy or availability.
7. Personal data
The processing of data submitted through the website is described in the privacy policy, which forms an integral part of these terms.
8. Changes and governing law
These terms may be amended at any time; the applicable version is the one online when you browse the site. They are governed by French law, and the French courts have sole jurisdiction in the event of a dispute.