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How to split share capital between partners without locking in a dangerous 50/50: the step-by-step method, the control thresholds (over 50 %, two thirds, one third) and the pitfalls to avoid.
Partial retention of the ARE or a lump-sum ARCE: how to combine your unemployment benefit with business creation in 2026, and how to choose based on your pay and your director status.
What a shareholders' agreement really does, what it settles that the bylaws do not, and why signing it at incorporation prevents most disputes between founders.
Join a franchise network or go fully independent? Costs, autonomy, risk, support and the legal framework of the DIP: our comparison to help you decide with confidence.
Sole proprietorship or company (EURL, SASU, SARL, SAS) to start? Liability, taxation, social regime, formalities and costs compared, with our decision criteria.
Starting a business alone or with partners: legal, social and tax impacts, governance, and a concrete framework to decide based on your project.
Going it alone does not mean carrying everything by chance. Legal status, pay, Acre, cash flow, isolation: a chartered accountant's concrete framework for a clear-headed, durable solopreneur.
Even without a shareholders' agreement, the law already protects the minority shareholder: blocking minority, management expertise, information rights, derivative action, abuse of majority. The statutory base explained by our firm.
A Business Model Canvas is useless if it stays qualitative. Here is how to fill the 9 blocks, then turn them into numbers: financial forecast, break-even, cash flow.
Rent, purchases, professional fees, formation costs incurred before registration: how the company takes them over and what it can actually deduct for accounting, tax and VAT purposes.
Preparing your project while still employed, securing your exit (business creation leave, resignation-reconversion, mutual termination), activating France Travail support and choosing your structure: the complete journey from employee to founder in 2026.
After a court-ordered liquidation, the right to rebound introduced by the PACTE law often allows you to start again without delay. What clears the debt, what blocks a fresh start (management ban, personal bankruptcy), Banque de France registration and the steps to follow.
Legal form, capital, shareholders' agreement, BSPCE, JEI status, R&D tax credits: the decisions that bind your startup from day one, analysed by our firm.
Beyond gut feeling, a real market study: methodology, reliable data sources and pitfalls to avoid so you can size your market and validate your concept before launching.
The number-backed signals to leave the micro-business regime in 2026 (thresholds, VAT, real costs) and the method to switch to a SASU or EURL without disrupting your activity.
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