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The head office functions both as a company’s business address and legal residence. As such, it’s incredibly important to pay attention to it: depending on the prestige of the address, it can be an effective marketing tool and can have an enormous impact on the brand of the company. So what should you do? Let’s discuss the different options available to you:
Sometimes, when running a company, you’ll have to modify the by-laws in order to let your company grow and evolve. However, changing these has a cost; and in France, there are three main costs when changing the by-laws:
In France, there are certain situations in which it is mandatory to modify the by-laws of your company. These are:
In France, the by-laws of a company are a legal document that defines how the company functions. It’s this document that will determine how your associates will interact with each other and third parties.
Whether it’s for practical needs or for a marketing strategy, you might end up changing the head office address of your French company. But how much does it cost to do that?
If you’re alone creating a business in France, you might be intimidated by the paperwork required to open your business. France doesn’t have the best reputation when it comes to paperwork, after all. Thankfully though, you’re in luck: the EI (Sole proprietorship) is one of the easiest types of companies to create! All you have to do is follow the following steps:
The SARL and EURL, or the French equivalent of the Limited Liability Company, are some of the most popular company types in France. With their flexibility and safety, it’s easy to see why. However, because of the infamous French bureaucracy, actually creating one can quickly turn into a nightmare, especially if you don’t have experience doing it.
If you’re familiar with creating an SARL in France, you already know that it can be pretty complicated.
Well, creating an SA is the same, but worse: the only real difference is that there’s even more stuff you have to do, and that it’s even more complicated.
As such, we’ve made sure to include everything you need to do to get your SA/SAS running in this here guide.
Depending on what sort of business you create, opening a separate bank account is not always mandatory in France.
When setting up a company, you’re going to need every penny you can get, and consulting represents additional expenses. That is certainly true.
