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12. Financial Assistance for Starting a Business in France
12.5. Assistance with Employee Costs for a Small Business in FranceOn 4th December 2008 the French President announced that, for those companies with less than 10 employees, no employer social security contributions would be payable in 2009, up to the level of the minimum wage, in respect of new employees recruited in the year. More generally, if you intend to employ staff then there are a bewildering array of contracts and schemes available that grant full or partial exemption from employer social security contributions, or grant financial support towards the wage or salary.
If you employ someone on the minimum wage then you are relieved of the obligation to pay certain employer social security contributions. This concession applies to employers with less than twenty employees. Accordingly, before you consider advertising for staff you should make contact with the local ANPE employment office and discuss with them how they may be able to help you.
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