Do you have an idea and want to establish a business in France? If that’s the case, you’ve probably also wondered what are the procedures to do so.
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When starting a business in France, you will have to choose a legal form to help define the tax regime of your company and to carry out your professional activity.
Depending on the activity, the type of project, the number of associates or shareholders combined, among other considerations, the choice of the company will lead to a legal form that will be the most suitable for it.
A SASU is one of the main legal forms chosen by entrepreneurs who wish to create their own businesses alone.
In order to obtain a registered address for your company by making use of the services of a business centre, you’ll need to sign a domiciliation agreement.
A safeguard procedure (known in France as “sauvegarde judiciaire”) may be requested by a company going through economic difficulties.
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