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As a freelancer or small business, you have made the choice of settling in France.

You’re a medium or a big company looking forward to introducing yourself in the French market, so you have decided to take the step and establishing an office in the country. If that’s your case, and depending on your budget, you’ve probably considered renting or even buying your premises, but do you really need to do it?

A business centre is, by definition, “a place providing office facilities and services”.

The K-bis of a commercial company is its identity card.

It is, in fact, an extract from the commercial register issued by the registry of the Commercial Court. It is considered as the only official document attesting and proving the legal existence of a company.

The concepts of coworking space and business centre overlap a bit nowadays as they have started to provide the services that historically the other one would have.

The concept of “coworking” has become very popular in the recent years. It is a short form for collaborative work and it refers, in general, to a space where different entrepreneurs, whether it’s a freelancer or a whole team, can be together with other professionals while performing their tasks.