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Article A123-1 of the French Commercial code

The information and documents referred to in Article R. 123-3 comply with the following technical characteristics: 1° The electronic declaration form is drawn up as a formed message written in JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) language; 2° The digital or scanned documents are filed in the following electronic image file format: -PDF/ A (portable document format ISO 19005-1). The compression and graphic resolution of the images allow a quality of character…

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Article A123-3 of the French Commercial code

I.-The qualified electronic signature certificate referred to in Article R. 123-5 falls at least, pursuant to Regulation (EU) No 910/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 July 2014 on electronic identification and trust services for electronic transactions in the internal market and repealing Directive 1999/93/ EC, into one of the following categories: 1° A qualified certificate issued by a qualified trust service provider meeting the requirements…

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Article A123-4 of the French Commercial code

The period of interruption of service at the end of which the declarant is authorised by the single body to transmit the single dossier mentioned in article R. 123-3 to the recipient bodies or, where applicable, to the authorities authorised to issue authorisations, is set at five days. This possibility is only authorised in the event that a recipient body or, where applicable, an authority authorised to issue authorisations, is…

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Article A123-6 of the French Commercial code

The declarations relating to the company and its establishments, referred to in 1° of I of article R. 123-1 and which must be filed by the declarant with the single body in order to be forwarded to the administrations, persons or bodies to which these formalities are addressed, according to their competence, are: I.-For natural persons carrying on, in their own name and independently, one or more economic activities: 1….

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Article A123-7 of the French Commercial code

A strategic college is hereby set up under the authority of the Minister for the Economy to oversee the monitoring of the processing of company formalities, authorisations to access or carry out their activities and the recognition of professional qualifications by the single body, the recipient bodies and the authorised authorities. In addition to overseeing the single body and monitoring its dealings with the recipient bodies and the authorised authorities,…

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Article A123-8 of the French Commercial code

The strategic steering committee includes a representative of each of the ministers responsible for the single body and the bodies to which the formalities for companies submitted to the single body are sent. The members of the strategic steering committee have voting rights as follows The following are ex officio members with the right to vote: 1° The Director General of Enterprises; > The Director of Civil Affairs 2° The…

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Article A123-9 of the French Commercial code

The decisions of the Strategic Steering Committee relate to any matter within its remit as referred to in 1° to 12° of Article A. 123-7. The Strategic Steering Committee may be consulted by the single body, by one or more of its members, or by a ministry concerned. Referrals to the Strategic Steering Board may be made by the single body, by one or more of its members, or by…

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Article A123-10 of the French Commercial code

Each technical working group is responsible, within the limits set by the strategic steering committee, for fulfilling the tasks assigned by the latter in application of 9° of article A. 123-7. In this capacity, it reports to the Strategic Advisory Board on the progress of its work through the submission of a report, including draft resolutions or proposals for improving the system in line with the tasks assigned.

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