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SASU options

Should my French company be a SASU?

The SASU is the French name for the Simplified Joint Stock Company. Basically, it is a SAS, but with only one partner. The number of SASUs has been increasing as of late, because it has interesting characteristic for a business creator who wants to be alone in his business. In 2016, SASU accounted for 67% of new single-member companies.

EURL questions

Should my French company be an EURL?

The EURL is the French name for a Sole Proprietorship With Limited Liability. Basically, it is a SARL, but with only a single partner. It is therefore subject to the same rules as a conventional SARL, except for the changes made necessary by the presence of a single partner.

Social coverage piggy bank

I created an SA. What’s my social coverage?

The structure of an SA (The French equivalent of the Public Limited Company) can vary, but generally, it is directed by a board of directors, a chairman (who is a member of the board), and a manger if necessary. As such, your social coverage depends on your role in the company.

Guarantee institution loan

Guarantee institutions: how they allow you to get a loan in France

Do you want to get a bank to grant you a loan for your business creation project? In France, regulation can make banks very reluctant to grant loans, so that can be very difficult without any help. Thankfully though, in these cases, guarantee institutions can be life-savers.

Funding for start-ups in France

In France, most start-ups rely on Public Funding

Business angels are the best private investors of French start-ups. This is one of the pieces of information one can get from reading the latest study of the French incubator Belle de Mai. However, public funding in France is proving to be very effective.

Trying to increase business credibility

How to be more credible when talking to investors?

Most entrepreneurs will want to contact investors to be able to get their company going. However, these investors are very unlikely to assist in any way if they don’t find the company trustworthy.

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