Registering as French citizen
May 29th 2018, 11:20 am
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Re: Registering as French citizen
Yes it will certain be business as usual until the end of 2020 and as you say maybe beyond.
So the Autonomo payment is discounted for 18months for anyone wanting to start a new business and then becomes €290 a month.
There are no major rules or regulations for work as self employed. You let the Gestor know (who lets the tax office know) what type of work you plan to be doing and they set the category and advise on whether you need to register for IVA (VAT) etc.
It gives you full 100% cover for health care for the family (dependants) - 15years payments gives you the basics of a state pension and it gives you sickness benefit should you become unable to work temporarily due to sickness and signed off work by a doctor - i.e. In a friend's case, had a heart attack and had 3 months off to recover.
The Autonomo payment is tax deductable. It is a great way for expats of working age to gain access to the system. In theory if you had a working business ( ie paying tax ) it also gives you unemployment benefit, based on the amount of Autonomo payments and tax paid.
So the Autonomo payment is discounted for 18months for anyone wanting to start a new business and then becomes €290 a month.
There are no major rules or regulations for work as self employed. You let the Gestor know (who lets the tax office know) what type of work you plan to be doing and they set the category and advise on whether you need to register for IVA (VAT) etc.
It gives you full 100% cover for health care for the family (dependants) - 15years payments gives you the basics of a state pension and it gives you sickness benefit should you become unable to work temporarily due to sickness and signed off work by a doctor - i.e. In a friend's case, had a heart attack and had 3 months off to recover.
The Autonomo payment is tax deductable. It is a great way for expats of working age to gain access to the system. In theory if you had a working business ( ie paying tax ) it also gives you unemployment benefit, based on the amount of Autonomo payments and tax paid.
May 29th 2018, 1:03 pm
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Re: Registering as French citizen
https://www.businessinsider.co.za/th...on-2023-2018-5
May 29th 2018, 1:18 pm
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Re: Registering as French citizen
That's good, actually. Micro entrepreneur cotisations in France don't entitle you to any UB, although this is under discussion at the moment. And for that matter, being self employed in the UK or owning a small business doesn't give you any UB rights either. Or at least it didn't when I lived there.
The unemployment part of the Autonomo system is new and very limited, along with the sickness benefit and depends on how long you have contributed for - which is fair.
The main benefit is the instant access to the health system and as I am 45 this year the pension system later.
May 29th 2018, 2:21 pm
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Re: Registering as French citizen
Yes the Dec 2020 transition has already been agreed. There is now today talk of this being extended to 2023
https://www.businessinsider.co.za/th...on-2023-2018-5
https://www.businessinsider.co.za/th...on-2023-2018-5
This is a statement from Mr. Barnier.
European Commission - PRESS RELEASES - Press release - Press statement by Michel Barnier following the latest round of Article 50 negotiationsWe are going to continue this work, by keeping in mind that all the points that I have just mentioned will form part of the same agreement and should therefore be agreed together. I would add that legal certainty on all of these points, including the transition, which forms part of this agreement, will only come with the ratification of the Withdrawal Agreement on both sides. Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed.
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May 31st 2018, 10:45 am
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Re: Registering as French citizen
This gives you all you need to know > https://www.gov.uk/guidance/advice-f...ving-in-europe https://www.gov.uk/guidance/advice-f...nals-in-the-eu
May 31st 2018, 10:58 am
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Re: Registering as French citizen
Or you can go to the EU website and get basically the same info without the tosh about TM being clear (because transparent is one thing she is not) and all the "we have delivered our commitment" bollocks.
https://ec.europa.eu/unitedkingdom/s...ghts/Brexit_en
https://ec.europa.eu/unitedkingdom/s...ghts/Brexit_en
