A spouse or partner who works regularly in a family business is required to have a legal status and pay social security contributions.
We have recently updated our guide to the legal and financial implications of running a business in France, including the specific rules that apply to the micro-entreprise regime.
While this simplified structure offers reduced administrative burdens and straightforward tax and social contribution calculations, it does not exempt collaborating spouses or partners from formal obligations. They must still choose an appropriate status and be properly declared to the relevant authorities.
You can read the guide at Status of Spouse in a Micro-Entreprise.
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We have recently updated our guide to the legal and financial implications of running a business in France, including the specific rules that apply to the micro-entreprise regime.
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