{/* this is an economic activity conducted by a single natural person, in his own name ; */}
{/* Company : This is an economic activity conducted by a single partner - single member company with limited liability (EURL) - or several partners (limited liability company (SARL), public limited company (SA), simplified joint-stock company (SAS)...). */}
@@ -63,7 +57,5 @@ const Liability = ({ chooseCompanyLiability, history }: Props) => (
export default connect(
null,
- {
- chooseCompanyLiability
- }
+ { chooseCompanyLiability }
)(Liability)
diff --git a/source/sites/mycompanyinfrance.fr/pages/Company/MainStatus.js b/source/sites/mycompanyinfrance.fr/pages/Company/MainStatus.js
index ca3354dcd..db6a3d097 100644
--- a/source/sites/mycompanyinfrance.fr/pages/Company/MainStatus.js
+++ b/source/sites/mycompanyinfrance.fr/pages/Company/MainStatus.js
@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ type Props = {
setMainStatus: LegalStatus => void
}
+
const StatusButton = ({ status }: { status: LegalStatus }) => (
Create {status}
@@ -20,25 +21,16 @@ const StatusButton = ({ status }: { status: LegalStatus }) => (
)
const SetMainStatus = ({ history, possibleStatus }: Props) => {
- const atLeastOneStatus = Object.values(possibleStatus).some(x => x)
- return (
+ const uniqStatus = (Object.values(possibleStatus).filter(Boolean).length === 1);
+ return (
<>
-
Choosing a legal status
- {atLeastOneStatus ? (
-
- Based on your previous answers, you can choose between the following
- statuses:
-
- ) : (
-
- {' '}
- We didn't find any status matching your need. You can go back and
- change your needs, or choose a status manually from the following
- list:
-
- )}
+
Your legal status
+ {uniqStatus?
The following status seems to be the perfect match for your need:
:
+ Based on your previous answers, you can choose between the following statuses:
+
SARL - Société à responsabilité limitée (Limited corporation):{' '}
@@ -78,7 +70,7 @@ const SetMainStatus = ({ history, possibleStatus }: Props) => {
capital is freely fixed in the statutes.
SASU - Société par action simplifiée unipersonnelle (Simplified
@@ -99,24 +91,36 @@ const SetMainStatus = ({ history, possibleStatus }: Props) => {
capital. The minimum capital is freely fixed in the statutes.
SA - Société anonyme (Anonymous company):Company
- composed of at least 2 shareholders if it is not listed.
+ composed of at least 2 shareholders. The only status that allows you to be listed on the stock exchange. The minimum share capital is €37.000.
+ Microenterprise (option EIRL): The micro-enterprise is a sole proprietorship company, subject to a flat-rate scheme for the calculation of taxes and the payment of social security contributions. With the EIRL option, you have limited liability on your losses.
+
+ )}
+
+ {possibleStatus.Microenterprise && (
+
+ Microenterprise: The micro-enterprise is a sole proprietorship subject to a flat-rate scheme for the calculation of taxes and the payment of social security contributions.
+
+ The Micro entreprise is a simplified scheme of declaration and payment, whose tax and social contributions are based on the turnover achieved each month. Available for
+ companies whose annual turnover does not exceed (for the past year) 70 000 € for services providers or 170 000 € for micro-entrepreneurs whose main activity is the sale of goods, catering or the provision of housing.
+
This is a interesting choice if you do not need lot of capital for your activity, you plan it to be small, and you want the minimum amount of paperwork to get started.
+
For all other case, it is advised to choose the standard status, which is Individual Business.
>
)
export default connect(
null,
- { companyHaveMultipleAssociate }
+ { companyHaveMultipleAssociates }
)(NumberOfAssociate)
diff --git a/source/sites/mycompanyinfrance.fr/pages/Company/Register.js b/source/sites/mycompanyinfrance.fr/pages/Company/Register.js
index 6393678f6..42b8b465f 100644
--- a/source/sites/mycompanyinfrance.fr/pages/Company/Register.js
+++ b/source/sites/mycompanyinfrance.fr/pages/Company/Register.js
@@ -1,75 +1,64 @@
/* @flow */
-import Checklist from 'Components/Checklist'
import React from 'react'
import { Link } from 'react-router-dom'
-import siret from './siret.jpg'
-import type { Match } from 'react-router'
-
-export default (match: Match) =>
- Checklist({
- name: 'register',
- title: `Checklist to register a ${match.params.status || ''}`,
- subtitle: `
- This checklist will guide you thoughout all the necessary steps to
- register your company with the French administration.
- `,
- items: {
- legalStatus: 'Choose the legal status',
- corporateName: (
-
- Find a corporate name (raison sociale, the legal name of your
- company)
-
- ),
- tradeName: 'Find a trade name (for commercial purposes)',
- space: 'Find a space (or work at home)',
- registerCfe: (
-
- Register your company online on{' '}
-
- Guichet-entreprises.fr (english)
-
-
- ),
- newspaper: `Have the company's creation published in
- a newspaper of legal announcements such as the Bodacc (Bulletin officiel
- des annonces civiles et commerciales)`,
- bankAccount:
- 'Open a business bank account and follow the capital deposit procedure if needed',
- accountant: 'Choose a certified accountant',
- insurance: 'Check out needs of professional insurance'
- },
-
- conclusion: (
- <>
-
- Once your business has been officially registered, you will receive :
-
-
-
your Siren number, which identifies your company ;
-
- the Siret number, which identifies each place of business operated
- by the same company.
-
-
-
-
- It also assigns the APE code for the business sector to which your
- company or you as a self-employed worker belong. The APE code 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.
-
-
- Now that you have a properly registered company, the next steps is to{' '}
- hire your first employee
-
-
-
- Simulate hiring cost in France
-
-
- >
- )
- })
+import type { Match, RouterHistory } from 'react-router'
+type Props = {
+ history: RouterHistory,
+ match: Match
+}
+const Register = ({ match, history }: Props) => (
+ <>
+
Create a {match.params.status}
+
+
+ Not sure about this status? Take our guide to help you choose.
+ {' '}
+
+
+ Register your company to the French administration is the first thing to
+ do. It can be done online with the following data :
+
+
+
+ The corporate name, also called "raison sociale" in
+ french, is the legal name of your company, written on all of your
+ administrative papers. It can be different from the trade name (used for
+ commercial purpose).
+
+
+ The corporate purpose of the company, also called
+ "object social" is a short phrase describing the activity of your
+ company. As it is legally binding it must be composed with care,
+ possibly with the help of a lawyer.
+
+
+ The social security number of the director. In case you
+ don't have yet a french social security number...
+
+
+ The address, the physical space where your company will
+ be incorporated. In certain areas, you can benefit from substantial
+ government aid (exemption from charges, taxes, etc.).
+
+
+
+ If you don't know where your going to open your company, you can discover
+ the French territories in our incoporation simulator.
+
+ {/*
If the company director is not part of the EU, you'll need a specific visa https://www.economie.gouv.fr/entreprises/etranger-comment-creer-votre-entreprise-france
+ The Siren number identifies your company while the Siret number identifies
+ each place of business operated by the same company.
+
+
+
APE Code
+
+ The APE code for the business sector to which your company belong. The APE
+ code 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.
+
+ This easy access to health care and other services ensures that
+ companies can put healthy, highly skilled, and productive
+ employees to work in an attractive market in the heart of Europe.
+
As soon as you declare and pay your employees, you automatically
- entitle them to all of France’s health, maternity, disability, old
- age, unemployment, occupational accidents and occupational illness
- insurance programs.
+ entitle them to the general scheme of French Social Security
+ (health, maternity, disability, old age, occupational illness,
+ accident at work) and unemployment insurance.