+
> } /> -- {' '} - Once your business has been officially registered, you will receive: -
+- The Siren number identifies your company while the Siret number - identifies each place of business operated by the same company. - -
- > - } - /> -- The APE code for the business sector to which - your company belong. The APE is used to classify your company’s - main operations in relation to the French business nomenclature - system (« NAF » code). It also determines the applicable - collective agreement as well as the industrial accident rate in - the field to which you or your company belong. -
- > - } - /> - {!microenterprise && ( + {status !== 'microenterprise' && (- When creating a business or declaring an activity, the - entrepreneur whose professional activity consists of - commercial acts must register with the RCS. -
-- The proof of registration in the RCS is made by the - presentation of a document delivered by the clerk's office of - the court of commerce: the Kbis. -
-- It is the only official document attesting to the legal - existence of a commercial enterprise. -
-- In most cases, to be opposable and authentic for - administrative procedures, the extract must be less than 3 - months old. -
-- This document is generally requested when applying for a - public tender, opening a professional bank account, purchasing - professional equipment from distributors, etc. -
- > ++ Managing a company brings a number of{' '} + + accounting obligations + + . It is advisable to call in a competent person that can handle + accounting for you. +
} /> )} ++ An SME or self-employed person must protect themselves against + the main risks to which they are exposed and take out guarantee + contracts. Whether it is a tenant or owner of its walls, the + company must insure its buildings, its professional equipment, + its goods, its raw materials, its vehicles, as well as in terms + of civil liability of the company and its managers or in terms + of operating loss. +
+ + More information + + > + } + />+ You can use these lists to track down your advancement in the business + creation process. This page automatically saves your progress. +
- - Continue to social security › + + After registration ›
) } -export default connect(state => ({ - companyCreationChecklist: state.inFranceApp.companyCreationChecklist, - statusChooserCompleted: - Object.keys(state.inFranceApp.companyLegalStatus).length !== 0 -}), { - onChecklistInitialization: initializeCompanyCreationChecklist, - onItemCheck: checkCompanyCreationItem, - onStatusChange: goToCompanyStatusChoice, -})(CreateCompany) +export default connect( + state => ({ + companyCreationChecklist: state.inFranceApp.companyCreationChecklist, + statusChooserCompleted: + Object.keys(state.inFranceApp.companyLegalStatus).length !== 0 + }), + { + onChecklistInitialization: initializeCompanyCreationChecklist, + onItemCheck: checkCompanyCreationItem, + onStatusChange: goToCompanyStatusChoice + } +)(CreateCompany) diff --git a/source/sites/mycompanyinfrance.fr/pages/Company/Home.js b/source/sites/mycompanyinfrance.fr/pages/Company/Home.js index 97df03748..2677ea9eb 100644 --- a/source/sites/mycompanyinfrance.fr/pages/Company/Home.js +++ b/source/sites/mycompanyinfrance.fr/pages/Company/Home.js @@ -16,9 +16,11 @@ type Props = { const CreateMyCompany = ({ match, nextQuestionUrl, history }: Props) => ( <>+ + My company is already registered with the French Administration + +
The French business law defines more than 20 possible legal statuses to declare a company with various acronyms and processes : SAS, SARL, SA, diff --git a/source/sites/mycompanyinfrance.fr/pages/Company/LegalStatusChoice.js b/source/sites/mycompanyinfrance.fr/pages/Company/LegalStatusChoice.js index 0999c97a2..7e76814cd 100644 --- a/source/sites/mycompanyinfrance.fr/pages/Company/LegalStatusChoice.js +++ b/source/sites/mycompanyinfrance.fr/pages/Company/LegalStatusChoice.js @@ -27,14 +27,13 @@ const LegalStatusChoice = ({ return ( !!Object.keys(legalStatus).length && ( <> +
- Company status requirement - :