If your French company meets the above criteria, you may be entitled to fiscal and social exemptions in France under the Young Innovative Company Initiative (JEI), an initiative to encourage the creation of innovative small and medium-sized companies. To obtain either the JEI (Jeune Entreprise Innovante) or the JEU (Jeune Entreprise Universitaire) status, there are additional specific conditions that companies applying for the respective categories must meet. These are: Jeune Entreprise Universitaire (JEU) >10% ownership held by: · students · recent graduates · research professors · students · graduates of a master’s /doctorate within the last 5 years · research professors In-house research as a primary operation. Company directors or associates must have participated in the majority of research carried out by the company – during their schooling or while carrying out their roles, within a higher education establishment Partnership with a higher education institution required If your company requires help submitting an application for these initiatives, we would be glad to assist you. Or, if you wish to find out more about what Maupard provides, please get in touch with our team at [email protected] or on +33 (0)1 53 93 94 20 [email protected]
The Young Innovative Company Initiative
Jeune Entreprise Innovante (JEI)
Spend >15% of the tax-deductible income on R&D per financial year
>10% ownership held by:
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