Meet “APPORTE” – please come and take a look!
Sharing knowledge is possibly the aspect I enjoy the most in my professional life. Even when I was little, my dream job was being a teacher, and I feel it's…
The “Versement Libératoire” for Micro-Entrepreneurs in France – to chose or not to choose
For many micro-entrepreneurs in France, taxation can feel confusing. One of options is the “versement libératoire de l’impôt sur le revenu” (sometimes called the flat-rate discharge payment of income tax)…
Micro-entrepreneur (Autoentrepreneur) : New turnover or revenue thresholds for 2026-2028
The micro-entreprise regime in France is a simplified tax and social security system for small businesses and self-employed individuals. It applies only if annual turnover stays below fixed thresholds, which…
JEI Status in France: Conditions, Benefits, and How to Obtain It
The Jeune Entreprise Innovante (JEI) status is a French tax and social incentive designed to support young innovative companies by significantly reducing their tax and social security burden. It is…
Electronic invoicing reform in France
The electronic invoicing obligations are soon coming into force in France, and a lot of rumours and misinformation is spread, making small business owners panic. The article aims to provide…
CFE tax information for 2025 is available as of today
CFE is a local business tax most businesses in France have to pay. The tax office published the information about the amounts due to be paid this year today -…
APE/NAF code – what it is and how to change it
The APE code (also known as the NAF code) is assigned by Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques (INSEE) for statistical purposes. This code can be revised…
The 2026 Reform of Social Contributions for the Self-Employed in France
Starting in 2026, after you declare your 2025 income, the way social contributions are calculated for self-employed workers in France will change. If you are an artisan, trader, professional (regulated…
Frais de debours – expenses you can deduct as micro-entrepreneur in France
What Are “Frais de Débours”? “Frais de débours” are expenses that a micro-entrepreneur (auto-entrepreneur) pays on behalf of a client, such as materials, postal fees, or travel costs, in order…
Can You Have Only One Client as a Micro-Entrepreneur in France?
There’s a common belief that as a micro-entrepreneur in France, you're not allowed to have only one client. This is not true. There is no law that says a micro-entrepreneur…