Self-employed
Self-Employed
A self-employed individual is someone who operates their own business or works as an independent contractor, rather than being employed by a company or organization. Self-employed individuals have the flexibility to set their own work hours, choose their clients, and manage their business operations. They are responsible for handling their own taxes, insurance, and other business-related expenses.
Required Documents
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Primary Identification Document: A valid form of identification for the applicant opening the account. Acceptable documents include:
- Identity card (both sides)
- Passport
- Residence permit (both sides)
- Driving license (card format, both sides)
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Secondary Identification Document: A second valid form of identification. Acceptable documents include:
- Identity card (both sides)
- Passport
- Residence permit (both sides)
- Driving license (card format, both sides)
- Last tax notice (dated within the past year)
- Family record book
- Civil partnership registration receipt
- Health insurance card
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INSEE Registration Document: A document from the French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE), issued within the last 3 months, indicating the applicant's intent to open a payment account. Alternatively, a document certifying registration with:
- The Chamber of Commerce (for sole proprietors conducting commercial activities)
- The Trade Register (for self-employed individuals conducting craft activities)
Updated about 1 month ago