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Guide: How to Register a Micro-Entreprise via INPI
Register a micro-entreprise on the INPI guichet unique: documents to prepare, the five form steps, SIRET timelines and why files get rejected.
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Guide: How to Register via Indy
Registering a micro-entreprise or société through Indy, step by step: what the middleman actually does, how much it costs, and when paid help is worth it.
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Guide: URSSAF After Registration — ACRE, Your Online Account, and the First Nine Months
Apply for ACRE at URSSAF within 60 days of starting, open your autoentrepreneur.urssaf.fr account, file your first declaration, and check 2026 contribution rates.
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Guide: Business Domiciliation — Who Can Use Their Home Address, and Who Can’t
Domicile your business at home or use a domiciliation service: five legal options, the 5-year home-address limit, préfecture approval (agrément) and real prices.
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Your first invoice as a micro-entrepreneur: the 12 mandatory details, with a template
How to issue your first invoice as a micro-entrepreneur in France: 12 mandatory lines on a template, payment terms, EU clients, corrections and fines.
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Guide: micro-entrepreneur surprises — 10 things people find out too late
A customs filing when your client is an EU company, CFE with no paper notice, VAT you owe on Google Ads, a fine for a zero declaration: ten micro-entreprise duties people learn about too late.
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Guide: a foreign entrepreneur in France
How to explain your service, your region and your working languages, and how to dispel doubt while you are settling into France.
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Indy, Abby or Tiime: which to choose as a micro-entrepreneur in France
Indy, Abby or Tiime compared as of November 2026: prices, URSSAF declarations, invoice languages and contract terms. Find out which one fits your business.
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Tiime for micro-entrepreneurs: free invoices, VAT settings and the annual billing trap
Tiime for micro-entrepreneurs: free invoices in six languages, a 20% VAT rate by default, annual-only billing on paid plans and what to read in the contract.
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Abby for micro-entrepreneurs: sign-up, first invoice and what to check in the contract
How to sign up for Abby, make your first invoice in test mode, and what to check in the contract: plans, late-payment penalty, invoice language and currency.
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Why your website gets no enquiries: 7 causes you can spot in 15 minutes
Website bringing in no enquiries? 7 causes a small business in France can check in 15 minutes: first screen, speed, contact, form, trust, search.
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The INPI form: where people get stuck registering a micro-enterprise, and how to get past it
INPI guichet unique: INPI Connect login, commune error, “origine du fonds”, social security number, file statuses — where people get stuck and what to do.
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Google Business Profile audit: a 12-point checklist you can run yourself
Check your own Google listing: do you show up for your service? Duplicates, edits by others, who has access. 12 checks and what to fix first.
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DES: How to File the EU Services Declaration with French Customs
Who must file the DES for EU business clients, how to register on douane.gouv.fr and submit the declaration — step by step, with screenshots.
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Guide: Indy as a tool — bank, plans and declarations
What Indy does after registration: bank synchronisation and its limits, three plans and where free ends, which declarations go out in one click.
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Guide: a website for a micro-entrepreneur
What a micro-entrepreneur’s website needs: a clear service, a price, a location, a way to make contact and the mandatory pages. A practical guide.
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Guide: Google Business Profile
Category, services, photos, hours and reviews: how to fill in a Google Business Profile. For a local business the profile often matters more than the website.
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Guide: no-code without illusions
What no-code solves and what it doesn’t: speed, templates, structure and limits. An honest look, with no promises attached.
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Guide: a website for a café or restaurant
Menu in text, prices, opening hours, map, photos and booking: what a client must see in the first minute on a café or restaurant website.
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Guide: a website for a beauty salon
Services, prices, photos of your work and booking in one step: what decides it for the client and what drives local visibility.
The material will grow and be refined on the basis of official French sources and real cases.
How to use the guides
The guides help an entrepreneur get to grips with websites, no-code, Google Business Profile and launching online in France.
Yes. For most small-business needs WordPress with Elementor or a no-code tool is enough. What matters is checking the structure, the copy, the mobile version, the trust signals and the path to an enquiry.
No. Webinkub helps with your digital presence and with presenting information carefully, but does not replace an avocat, an expert-comptable or an immigration specialist.
Yes. The safest start is a diagnostic: what you already have, what is blocking enquiries and what to fix first.
Russian, Ukrainian and English; with French clients I correspond in French, with the help of AI. French website copy I prepare with AI; a native speaker’s proofreading is agreed per project, and I say so before the work starts.