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Article R5424-71 of the French Labour Code

I.- For the application of the condition of previous activity income mentioned in 3° of article R. 5424-70, the income declared by the self-employed person to the tax authorities for income tax purposes and corresponding to the self-employed activity mentioned in article L. 5424-25 is taken into account. In the case of self-employed workers subject to the tax regimes set out in articles 50-0 ter and 102 ter of the…

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Article R5424-71-1 of the French Labour Code

For the application of the second sentence of 1° of Article L. 5424-27, the average monthly amount of income from the self-employed activity mentioned in 1° of Article R. 5424-70 is determined: 1° By dividing by twenty-four the income corresponding to this activity mentioned in the two tax returns submitted for the assessment of the income condition provided for in Article R. 5424-71; 2° Where the tax returns referred to…

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Article R5424-72 of the French Labour Code

The resources taken into consideration for the application of the ceiling provided for in 4° of article R. 5424-70 include all the income of the person concerned declared to the tax authorities for the calculation of income tax, with the exception of income declared in respect of the self-employed activity mentioned in article L. 5424-25, the insurance allowance and the specific solidarity allowance, and before deduction of the various allowances….

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Article R5424-72-1 of the French Labour Code

The trusted third party responsible for certifying the non-viable nature of the activity referred to in 3° of article L. 5424-25 may be, at the choice of the self-employed worker: -a chartered accountant ; an authorised person from an establishment in the consular network for the sector of activity to which the self-employed worker belongs.

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Article R5424-72-2 of the French Labour Code

I.-The non-viable nature of the activity referred to in 3° of article L. 5424-25 corresponds to a drop of at least 30% in the income declared by the self-employed person for income tax purposes corresponding to the self-employed activity referred to in 1° of article R. 5424-70. The drop in income corresponding to self-employed activity is assessed as follows: 1° When the last two income tax returns preceding the triggering…

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Article R5424-73 of the French Labour Code

Entitlement to the allowance for self-employed workers begins when the self-employed activity ends, which must be within a period of 12 months prior to the day before registration as a jobseeker or, where applicable, the first day of the month in which the application for the allowance was submitted.

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Article D5424-74 of the French Labour Code

I.-In mainland France, Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, La Réunion, Saint-Barthélemy, Saint-Martin and Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon: 1° The flat-rate amount of the allowance for self-employed workers mentioned in the first sentence of 1° of Article L. 5424-27 is set at 26.30 euros per day. 2° The minimum amount mentioned in the second sentence of the same 1° of Article L. 5424-27 is 19.73 euros per day. II – In Mayotte, the lump sum…

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Article D5424-76 of the French Labour Code

The period referred to in article D. 5424-75 runs from the date of registration on the jobseekers’ list or, if the person is already registered on this list, from the date of the first day of the month during which the application for the allowance was submitted.

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Article R5425-1 of the French Labour Code

Taking up a professional activity or following paid training does not prevent the resumption of payment of the specific solidarity allowance or the allowance for self-employed workers. In the case of the specific solidarity allowance, this payment may only be made on expiry of any rights to unemployment insurance benefits and on condition that it does not take place more than four years after the date of admission to the…

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