Read the article: Minority shareholder rights: the legal protection (2026)Entrepreneurship
Minority shareholder rights: the legal protection (2026)
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.
Read the article: Costed Business Model Canvas: filling the 9 blocks (2026)Entrepreneurship
Costed Business Model Canvas: filling the 9 blocks (2026)
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.
Read the article: Pre-registration costs: what can the company deduct?Entrepreneurship
Pre-registration costs: what can the company deduct?
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.
Read the article: From employee to founder: the complete 2026 journeyEntrepreneurship
From employee to founder: the complete 2026 journey
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.
Read the article: Bouncing back after a liquidation: the right to reboundEntrepreneurship
Bouncing back after a liquidation: the right to rebound
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.
Read the article: Launching a startup: the structuring choices of day oneEntrepreneurship
Launching a startup: the structuring choices of day one
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.
Read the article: Market study: the methodology to validate your conceptEntrepreneurship
Market study: the methodology to validate your concept
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.
Read the article: From micro-business to company: making the switch at the right timeEntrepreneurship
From micro-business to company: making the switch at the right time
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.
Read the article: Market research: do it yourself, step by stepEntrepreneurship
Market research: do it yourself, step by step
A structured, free method to scope your market: TAM SAM SOM sizing, competition, personas, field survey and pricing, using reliable French public data sources.
Read the article: Funding your launch: the 2026 financing mixEntrepreneurship
Funding your launch: the 2026 financing mix
Building a smart financing mix at launch: personal contribution, love money, honour loan, bank loan, crowdfunding. The leverage of each block and the order to mobilise them, by your chartered accountant.
Read the article: From sole trader to SASU: 2026 rules and calculationsEntrepreneurship
From sole trader to SASU: 2026 rules and calculations
When and how to switch from the French micro-enterprise to a SASU in 2026: thresholds, VAT, taxation, the cost of the move and the salary-dividend trade-off, with the figures.
Read the article: Financing your launch with love money: structuring money from family and friendsEntrepreneurship
Financing your launch with love money: structuring money from family and friends
Love money is often the first funding a project ever receives. Poorly framed, it damages relationships and creates tax risks. Here is how to structure money from your circle: loan, gift or equity, with the right contract, declaration and thresholds.
Read the article: Becoming a Freelancer: Status, Charges and First StepsEntrepreneurship
Becoming a Freelancer: Status, Charges and First Steps
The concrete path of the future freelancer: validate viability, choose the right status, set a day rate that holds up, register the activity and handle your first invoices and contributions without surprises.
Read the article: Recruiting a Co-Founder: Profile, Deal and Mistakes to AvoidEntrepreneurship
Recruiting a Co-Founder: Profile, Deal and Mistakes to Avoid
Where to find a genuinely complementary co-founder, how to test them before granting equity and what deal aligns ambition with risk. Vesting, equity split, BSPCE: the legal and tax framework to secure from day one, seen by a startup accountant.
Read the article: Should you bring in an accountant from day one?Entrepreneurship
Should you bring in an accountant from day one?
Do you really need a chartered accountant when you start your business? What they actually add at launch (legal form, financial forecast, funding, first tax choices) and how to put a figure on the return, with a clear trade-off based on your project.