Section 4: Provisions applicable to certain categories of employers

Each year, self-employed workers, including those with no employees, devote to financing the actions defined in article L. 6313-1 of this code: 1° A contribution which may not be less than 0.25% of the annual amount of the social security ceiling for the persons mentioned in the first paragraph, with the exception of those mentioned in 2° of this article. This rate is increased to 0.34% when these persons benefit…

The self-employed workers referred to in the sixth paragraph of article L. 6331-48 who have declared zero turnover or revenue for a period of twelve consecutive calendar months prior to submitting the application to cover training costs are not entitled to the right provided for in article L. 6312-2.

The contributions referred to in Article L. 6331-48 are collected by the bodies referred to in Articles L. 213-1 and L. 752-4 of the Social Security Code and are paid to France Compétences, up to the ceiling provided for inArticle 46 of Law No. 2011-1977 of 28 December 2011 on the finances for 2012 in the case of the contribution provided for in 2° of Article L. 6331-48 of this…

The contributions provided for in article L. 6331-48, with the exception of that mentioned in the penultimate paragraph, are collected and controlled according to the rules and under the guarantees and sanctions applicable to the collection of contributions under the general scheme due by the taxpayers concerned. They are paid in a single instalment in addition to the provisional instalment of social security contributions for November of the year in…

For the collection of the contributions referred to in Articles L. 6331-48 and L. 6331-53, the body referred to inArticle L. 225-1-1 of the Social Security Code collects management fees in accordance with the procedures set out in 5° of the same Article L. 225-1-1. When the collection of the contribution mentioned in article L. 6331-53 of this code is carried out by the body mentioned inarticle L. 723-11 of…

Self-employed sea fishing workers and sea fishing employers with fewer than eleven employees, as well as self-employed sea farming workers and sea farming employers with fewer than eleven employees affiliated to the social scheme for seamen and, where applicable, their spouses, partners in a civil solidarity pact or cohabiting partners, employees or associates, pay each year, to finance their own training initiatives, as defined in article L. 6313-1, a contribution…