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Free Self-Employed Simulator 2026

Calculate your net income after contributions, tax and CFE

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The self-employed regime

The auto-entrepreneur (micro-enterprise) status offers simplified management with charges calculated as a percentage of revenue. Ideal for testing a business or supplementing income.

Simplified charges

Social contributions are a fixed percentage of revenue: 12.3% (sales), 21.2% (services BIC), 21.1% (BNC), 21.2% (liberal).

VAT exemption

No VAT to charge below franchise thresholds (€91,900 sales, €36,800 services).

ACRE

50% reduction in contributions for the first year for business creators.

Ceilings and thresholds

The micro-enterprise regime has revenue ceilings: €188,700 for sales and €77,700 for services. Beyond these, you switch to a standard regime.

Self-employed vs employee

For equivalent revenue, self-employed net income is often higher than an employee's, but without the social benefits (unemployment, supplementary pension, employer health insurance).

Frequently asked questions

What are the revenue ceilings?
€188,700 for sales activities and €77,700 for services. If you exceed these thresholds for 2 consecutive years, you switch to a standard regime.
What is the flat-rate tax option?
It allows paying income tax along with social contributions at a fixed rate (1% to 2.2% depending on activity). Available if household reference income (N-2) is below €27,478 per share.
Is ACRE automatic?
Since 2020, ACRE is no longer automatic. You must apply through URSSAF when creating the business. It reduces contributions by 50% for the first year.
Do you have to pay CFE?
Yes, CFE (Cotisation Fonciere des Entreprises) is due from the 2nd year of activity. Its amount varies by municipality (€200-€2,000). Self-employed are exempt in the 1st year.

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