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There has been an "Auto Entrepreneur" status created a few years ago (2010?) that is used by many startups (mainly gig-economy like drivers/delivery/...) which
by gregoriol 8y ago
There has been an "Auto Entrepreneur" status created a few years ago (2010?) that is used by many startups (mainly gig-economy like drivers/delivery/...) which has helped a lot to get started. It's not an employee status, more like a contractor status. It's easy on the company, but not like freestyle though as abuse could be re-qualified as a regular contract ("CDI" ie. employee contract) by a judge.
Regular employment is still much protected for the employee.
- JeanMarcS 8y agoYes. If you have only one client, it's considered as desguised employment. The difference is that the wellfare taxes as Auto Entrepreneur are very low compared to en employee, for the same service in hospital or doctors.
- p0nce 8y agoI'm using this for a software business and it's easy as pie (but less than in Delaware says the thread).