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Article R121-2 of the French Commercial code

With a view to the application of article L. 121-4, spouses who work outside the company in an employed capacity for at least half the legal working time, or in a self-employed capacity, are presumed not to be working in the company on a regular basis.

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Article R121-5 of the French Commercial code

The single body mentioned in article R. 123-1 receives, under the conditions laid down in this book: 1° In the single declaration file for setting up the business, where applicable, the declaration of the regular professional activity in the business of the spouse of the head of the business and the status chosen by this spouse, pursuant to I of article L. 121-4, accompanied by a sworn statement signed by…

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Article R123-1 of the French Commercial code

I.-The single body mentioned in article L. 123-33 enables companies to carry out all the formalities and procedures required to access and carry out their business. To this end, it receives the single file provided for in article L. 123-33. This file includes: 1° The declarations relating to their creation, changes in their situation or the cessation of their activity, including information relating to the beneficial owner pursuant to Article…

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Article R123-2 of the French Commercial code

I.-The single body implements an IT service, known as the single electronic window for business formalities, accessible via the Internet, secure and free of charge, which enables the declarant, according to his choice: 1° Draw up a single file in accordance with the conditions set out in article R. 123-3; 2° Forwarding the single file to the recipient bodies and the competent authorities, provided that it contains all the information…

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Article R123-3 of the French Commercial code

The file referred to in article L. 123-33 and sent to the single body includes the following: 1° All the information provided by the registrant; 2° Where applicable, the applications for authorisation referred to in 2° of I of Article R. 123-1 required for the activity to be carried out; 3° The digital or digitised documents required, except in the case of documents that must be supplied in the original…

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Article R123-4 of the French Commercial code

I.-The declarations referred to in 1° of I of article R. 123-1 include the information essential for the recipient bodies to exercise their prerogatives or for registration in the registers or business register. This includes the following information: 1° In the case of company start-ups: a) The name, surname, forenames and nationality of the person making the declaration in the case of natural persons, and the company name in the…

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Article R123-5 of the French Commercial code

Where a signature is required, the use of an advanced electronic signature based on a qualified certificate is required under the conditions set out in Regulation (EU) No 910/2014 of 23 July 2014 on electronic identification and trust services for electronic transactions in the internal market. The qualified electronic signature certificate meets the requirements of Annex 1 of this regulation and is issued by a qualified trust service provider or…

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Article R123-6 of the French Commercial code

Articles R. 112-11-1 to R. 112-11-4 of the Code des relations entre le public et l’administration (Code on relations between the public and the administration) are, unless otherwise provided for in this article, applicable to the procedures for referring a matter to the single body and to exchanges between the registrant and this single body. By way of derogation from the last three paragraphs of Article R. 112-11-1 of the…

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Article R123-7 of the French Commercial code

Articles R. 112-11-1 to R. 112-11-4 of the Code des relations entre le public et l’administration are, unless otherwise provided for in this article, applicable to exchanges between the single body, on the one hand, and the bodies receiving declarations and the authorities competent to rule on authorisation applications, on the other hand. The single body sends the National Institute for Statistics and Economic Studies the information and documents required…

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