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Article R7232-12 of the French Labour Code

Approval is withdrawn from any legal entity or sole trader who : 1° Fails to fulfil the conditions or respect the obligations mentioned in articles R. 7232-4 to R. 7232-9; 2° Does not comply with the legal provisions relating to health and safety at work; 3° Carries out activities other than those declared in the application for approval; 4° Does not submit to the competent Prefect, before the end of…

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Article R7232-14 of the French Labour Code

When approval is withdrawn, the legal entity or sole trader shall immediately inform all recipients of its services by individual letter. In the absence of proof that this obligation has been fulfilled, and after formal notice has remained without effect, the Prefect will publish his decision, at the expense of the legal entity or sole trader, in two local newspapers or in a local newspaper and a newspaper with national…

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Article R7232-15 of the French Labour Code

The decision to withdraw authorisation is published in the prefecture’s registry of administrative acts. The prefect will inform the president of the departmental councils concerned, the minister responsible for the economy and the body responsible for collecting social security contributions in the area concerned.

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Article R7232-16 of the French Labour Code

The declaration by the legal entity or sole trader, referred to in article L. 7232-1-1, is made to the prefect of the département where the legal entity’s main establishment is located or where the sole trader is established. It is sent by electronic means or by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt by its legal representative. Where the legal entity or sole trader is established outside France, its declaration is…

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Article R7232-17 of the French Labour Code

The declaration includes: 1° The company name of the legal entity or the name of the sole trader and their address ; 2° The address of the main establishment of the legal entity or the sole trader and the address of their secondary establishments; 3° An indication of the personal services activities proposed; 4° An undertaking by the legal representative of the legal entity or sole trader to carry out…

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Article R7232-18 of the French Labour Code

On receipt of a complete declaration, the prefect of the département in which the main establishment of the legal entity or sole trader is located will register the declaration and issue a receipt. If the application is incomplete, the prefect will inform the applicant and invite him to provide the missing documents or information. The receipt issued to the legal entity or sole trader is published in the prefecture’s administrative…

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Article R7232-19 of the French Labour Code

The legal entity or sole trader who has made a declaration must produce a statement of activity at least every quarter and a qualitative and quantitative annual report on the activity carried out over the past year, as well as an annual statistical table. These documents are sent electronically to the Prefect, who makes them available to the Minister for the Economy. Otherwise, they are sent in paper form to…

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Article R7232-20 of the French Labour Code

Any legal entity or sole trader who ceases to fulfil the conditions or respect the obligations mentioned in 4°, 5° and 6° of article R. 7232-17 or who repeatedly fails to respect the obligations defined in article R. 7232-19 , after formal notice from the prefect has remained without effect, loses the benefit of the provisions of article L. 7233-2 and the provisions of article L. 241-10 of the Social…

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