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Entrepreneurs and freelancers

You are starting on your own or with one partner, and the activity often exists before the administrative structure does. The first task is not to optimise anything: it is to start on sound footing, with a legal form that matches your project and books that will not have to be reconstructed six months later.

What you routinely need

  • Choose a legal form that fits your project and any co-founders
  • Know which obligations open the day you begin trading
  • Invoice properly from your very first client
  • Keep usable records of your start-up spending

What often goes wrong

  • The status is chosen quickly, on corridor advice, and turns out to fit badly a year later.
  • Start-up receipts end up split across a personal account, an inbox and a phone.
  • Invoicing runs on an improvised template nobody has checked.
  • The first meeting with an accountant arrives with a box of paperwork and a great deal of reconstruction.

The services that apply

  • Form an LLC online

    The legal form you choose commits your tax position, your social cover and the way you will be able to bring in a partner later. It is the most structural decision of your first months, and the most expensive one to unwind afterwards.

  • Online accounting

    Books opened in your first month of trading take less work than books reconstructed at year end from paperwork you had to go and find. It is also what makes your position legible the day a bank or a partner asks for it.

  • serviceFiscalite

    From registration onwards your company sits inside a tax framework it did not choose. Understanding what applies to it, and on what rhythm, is what stops you discovering a deadline on the day it has already passed.

What the platform changes for you

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  • Your invoices numbered and tracked from the first one, with no template to rebuild per client.
  • Your start-up spending filed as it happens rather than gathered at the end.
  • A statement of what you have collected, available the day a partner or a bank asks for it.

How the firm works with you

  • We start from your actual project — what you sell, to whom, and with whom — before discussing structure.
  • We explain the obligations that open with your activity, at the point where they concern you.
  • We set up your bookkeeping from the start, so nothing has to be reconstructed later.
  • You keep a direct contact rather than an anonymous service desk.

Frequently asked questions

01Do I need an accountant as soon as I incorporate?
Not necessarily, but that is the moment where support prevents the most. The decisions taken at the start — legal form, how the accounts are organised — are the hardest to correct later. The engagement can cover formation only, and stop there.
02Can I start without committing long term?
Yes. Support with company formation can be a one-off. Ongoing bookkeeping is a separate decision, taken once you are actually trading.
03I am a freelancer with no staff — is it too early?
No. A one-person activity produces fewer transactions, which makes the follow-up lighter — not unnecessary. The engagement is simply sized accordingly.