It is necessary to thoroughly research the market, consult with experts and possibly collaborate with local partners or lawyers in order to successfully set up and operate a business in France.
Business Registration in France
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We provide comprehensive support and expert guidance in Russian to set up your business in France.
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Open a company in France in Russian. Our team and partners are Russian-speaking. Our experience and knowledge of the French market allow us to simplify the registration process as much as possible and ensure the success of your professional project.
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We are always ready to advise you on any issues related to setting up a business in France and ensure your success in this promising market. Our team of professionals is ready to make your dream of owning your own business a reality.
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Katya moved from Russia to France under the Passeport tallent program and has an innovative project in the field of digital marketing. She and her project partner needed to register a company in France. She made an appointment with me for a consultation on starting a business.
I helped them:
- choose the most suitable legal form,
- register a legal address,
- open a bank account,
- register a company.
Thanks to my support and expertise, Katya successfully launched her business and is now developing it successfully.
Dmitry successfully developed his IT project in Russia. But after the start of the war, he decided to move with his family to Europe. An entrepreneur approached me for help with relocation.
My team and I helped him prepare a package of documents to open a company:
- registration of a legal address,
- opening a professional bank account,
- preparation of a package of documents and company registration.
Together with an experienced lawyer, we prepared a package of documents and applied for a talent visa.
Dmitry received a residence permit for 4 years and moved to Paris with his family.
I also helped him:
- register an individual entrepreneur for his wife,
- obtain health insurance for the whole family,
- optimize taxes by insuring personal financial risks.
Today Dmitry and his family live happily in France and are successfully doing what they love.
Valeria's success story began with a decisive move from London to Paris; she always dreamed of owning her own business. Starting out as a small concierge agency, she faced a number of challenges growing her business in a new country.
However, with her talent for establishing new connections and perseverance, Valeria began to rapidly develop her business. She realized that for further prosperity she needed to register her company. However, not knowing which legal form to choose in order to optimize taxes at the startup stage, she turned to me for help.
After conducting the diagnostics, I proposed the best option for running her business, taking into account the tax features of France and her personal situation:
- I helped Valeria register her legal address,
- provided support in opening a bank account,
- prepared all the necessary documents for successful business registration.
In just a week Valeria's company was successfully registered.
Now Valeria continues to successfully develop Own business in France. Thanks to our collaboration, she was able to overcome barriers and realize her entrepreneurial ambitions.
Our reliable partners
Olga de Weck
AdvocateA lawyer at the Paris Bar, Maitre Olga de Weck applies her skills to the benefit of her clients in the areas of labor law, commercial law and family law (inheritance)
Maria Moskvina
AdvocateAdvocate of the Paris Chamber of Advocates, Maitre Maria Moskvina has 8 years of experience as a commercial lawyer in the legal departments of PME and international groups
Alexandra Perrot-Yanutsionak
AdvocateAdvocate of the Paris Chamber of Advocates, Maitre Alexandra Perrot-Yanutsionak specializing in social law and immigration
Doina ONICA
AdvocateLawyer of the Paris Bar Association, Maitre Doina ONICA is a tax lawyer passionate about financial matters and international taxation.
François Geneteaud
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FAQ
The French market and legislation have their own characteristics that can affect the creation and conduct of a business. Some of them are listed below:
After your payment, within 24 hours we will send you a complete list of necessary documents for business registration by email.
Once we receive your documents, we submit them for registration within 48 working hours.
The registration process at the administration can take from 3 days to a month.
Download follow the link for a detailed description of the stages registering a business with us.
After your payment, within 24 hours we will send you a complete list of necessary documents for business registration by email.
The cost will depend on the legal form and the services you require.
- Our tariffs adapted to your needs.
- Transparent prices, no hidden costs.
Sign up for an introductory consultation, during which I will conduct a diagnosis and send you an estimate, which we will then discuss together and determine your budget for creating a business. It will suit your needs and budget.
The most common forms of doing business in France:
- Micro-entreprise
- Individual Entrepreneur (EI)
- Limited Liability Company (SARL/EURL)
- Simplified joint stock company (SAS/SASU)
- Real estate partnership (SCI)
There are also less common forms of doing business, such as SA, SNC, SCP and others.
Correctly determining the legal form of your business is very important at the registration stage. This will help optimize company taxes, personal taxes of shareholders and company managers, and also avoid future adjustments, which can lead to additional administrative procedures and costs.
We provide a range of services for starting a business in France:
Stage 1. An introductory consultation to determine your goals and determine the list of services.
Stage 2. Selecting a service package, validating the offer and paying for the service online.
Stage 3. Within 24 hours you will receive a questionnaire and a list of supporting documents to prepare your registration dossier.
Stage 4. Submitting your documents and publishing a legal notice if required (Monday and Thursday afternoons, Wednesday mornings).
Step 5. SIREN registration and obtaining Kbis or Avis INSEE (from 3 days to 1 month to submit your dossier).
We answer your questions throughout the process and after your company is registered. We work with a team of professionals in case you need: obtaining a residence permit, providing accounting or insurance services.
Although our office is not a law firm, we provide a full range of services for business registration in France thanks to close cooperation with experienced French lawyers and accountants. This allows us to provide full legal support to our clients and guarantee compliance with all legal regulations.
As Russian-speaking specialists, we deeply understand your needs and can explain complex legal terms in simple and understandable language. Our goal is to make the registration process as comfortable as possible for you, offering a comprehensive solution for your project.
Our team has many years of experience in helping entrepreneurs register their businesses in France. We have successfully supported over 100 projects and are well acquainted with local legislation and requirements. Our clients value us for our professionalism and individual approach.
You can read our customers' reviews in the "Our Customers' Reviews" section of our website. They have shared their experiences with us, which can help you make an informed decision.
Of course, you can try to register your business yourself. However, the French business registration system has its own peculiarities and nuances that may be unusual for those who encounter it for the first time.
For example:
- Language barrier: Most official information and documents are only available in French, which can make it difficult to understand requirements and procedures.
- Technical limitations: If you do not have a French residence card or a local passport, you will not be able to use the electronic signature and submit documents through the one-stop-shop portal.
With our support, you can avoid these potential obstacles:
- Expert knowledge of local legislation: We know all the intricacies and the latest changes in laws, which will help you avoid mistakes.
- Communication in Russian. You won't have to worry about translating terms or misunderstanding instructions.
- Save time and resources. We will take care of all the bureaucratic details, allowing you to focus on the strategic aspects of your business.
- Personal support. We will be there every step of the way, answering your questions and providing the necessary clarifications.
Our goal is to make the registration process as simple and efficient as possible for you. We value your time and strive to help you get started as quickly as possible, avoiding potential delays and errors.
What tax obligations will look like for a company in France depends on its structure, activities, volume of income and other factors. This is a general list of typical taxes that may affect a company in France:
- Income tax (Impôt sur les sociétés, or IS).
- Value Added Tax (TVA).
- Property tax (CFE).
- Social contributions (CSG, CRDS).
- Tax on dividends (PFU).
Depending on the company's activities and location, other taxes and fees may apply, such as property tax, land tax, etc.
If your application is rejected, you can start the process again. To understand the reason for the refusal, you can contact the responsible competent authority.
This is a list of common mistakes when preparing a dossier for registering a company in France:
- Incomplete or incorrect documents.
- Using an already taken business name.
- Problems with the charter.
- Problems related to founders or managers.
- Industry specifics.
- Administrative delays.
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