Opening a branch in France without starting capital
CONTEXT
To successfully create your first establishment in France from scratch, you will want to:
- Become visible in a Parisian business district
- Recruit your first employees without being slowed down by formalities
- Start business negotiations with clients
- Start building a relationship with a bank, the administration or suppliers.
We offer a package that includes 5 services:
- A K-bis extract as proof of your registration in France (€ 850 Excl. VAT)
- An URSSAF certificate as a future employer with the URSSAF of non-residents (€ 500 Excl. VAT)
- Domiciliation agreement and postal proxy (€ 1,800 Excl. VAT)
- A P.O. Box (€ 20 Excl. VAT)
- A stamp with the name of your company (€ 40 Excl. VAT)
This is legally called a “branch”. Unlike an incorporated entity, a branch does not require cash infusion.
We offer a 50% welcome rebate on your domiciliation agreement for your 1st year in France to support your project. You will be charged :
- One-off cost : € 1,410
- Monthly allowance : 900€/12 = € 75/month
As France is a country of formal traditions, registration deadlines should be taken seriously.
We offer this package at a very reasonable price and carry out the 4 formalities well in advance, thus avoiding any last-minute stress.
CONCLUSION
We will host your address in our offices in here Paris, in the heart of the business district.
Our team will take care of administrative relations with the Post Office and will also upload any post to your personal online customer login space.
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