The number of start-ups in France fell 1.3% in June after two months of increases, announced Tuesday the Insee. “The decline microentrepreneurs registrations (-3.9%), is not offset by higher conventional start-ups (+ 0.6%), highlights the Insee in a statement.
the decrease with respect to all sectors especially affected and lodging that record the largest decline in June (-6.1%). on the whole month of June, 46,631 companies were set against 47,329 in May, according to data adjusted for seasonal and working-day.
“the change in the total of enterprises in May 2016 has been increased by 0.1 points due to the updating the CVS coefficients and the review of the raw data, “said INSEE. the statistical institute, however, that the amount of entries in the last three months significantly increased compared to the same period a year earlier ( + 11.6% in raw data).
This increase affects all categories of businesses such as companies (+ 15.5%), individual businesses out microentrepreneurs (+ 13.4% ) or microentrepreneurs registrations (+ 7.5%). Over the past twelve months, the cumulative number of businesses created continues to recover with an increase of 2% as the previous month. “Two creations out of five requests for registrations of micro-entrepreneurs” noted INSEE.
The micro-entrepreneurs registration requests represent 41.1% of enterprises created over the last twelve months. A year earlier, the share was 47.6%. INSEE uses the term “micro-entrepreneurs” to refer to “auto-entrepreneurs”. The auto-entrepreneur status, came into force in 2009, allows employees, unemployed, pensioners or students to develop a business principal or complementary basis to increase revenue with simplified procedures and favorable tax regime.
But Pinel law, adopted in 2014, has made some changes, including forcing the auto-entrepreneurs to register in the commercial register and societies (RCS) for traders, or in the trades (RM ) for craftsmen, making it a bit more binding status.
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