LinkedIn Posts and Newsletter Distribution: A Few Changes

I'm taking advantage of the start of the school year to "formalize" the changes regarding posts on LinkedIn and in the newsletter.

The basics remain the same: still one post a day, still tax news—mostly case law—and still no AI.

What's changing:

  • Mondays are now devoted to a list of tax-related decisions handed down the previous week by the Conseil d'Etat, the Court of Cassation, or the Constitutional Council (provided there are any and they are of at least some interest).

  • Every other Sunday, a post summarizing the news articles published on the firm's website

For the newsletter, emails are sent (delete as appropriate):

  • on Mondays, with a list of tax-related decisions issued the previous week by the Conseil d'Etat, the Court of Cassation, or the Constitutional Council

  • Every other Friday: a list of posts published on the site over the past fifteen days

  • in the case of a decision deemed to be of great importance: on the day it is published

  • right in the middle of August to put together a collection of out-of-office messages

Since LinkedIn's algorithm tends to curate content for you, if you want to keep up with all the posts, we recommend subscribing to the newsletter (click here if you're interested).

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