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1. Assuming you keep it in a company, and actually are smart about releasing it when you need it, so you don't have to pay all the tax upfront.
by charlesdm 10y ago
1. Assuming you keep it in a company, and actually are smart about releasing it when you need it, so you don't have to pay all the tax upfront.
- karambahh 10y ago"keep it in a company" at least in France won't really help you, as social contributions are collected every 3 months. They are very good at hounding you to pay (and inversely keen on giving you back any overpaid amount ;-) ) so the incorporation does not really help here. You still owe them about half the gross revenue.
- charlesdm 10y agoSounds like a good reason not to bootstrap a company in France!