Can I cease a micro-entrepreneur activity or close a company with Leegal?

✅ In brief

Depending on available services, Leegal can help you understand closure steps, but the procedure depends on the type of business.

A micro-entrepreneur activity may be subject to cessation of activity.
A company generally requires a more regulated procedure, often with dissolution followed by liquidation.
Closing does not only mean stopping the activity: declaration, tax, social security or accounting obligations may remain depending on the situation.
You also need to distinguish a simple modification, dormancy, cessation of activity and final closure.
Documents and procedures are not the same depending on whether it is a micro-entrepreneur activity, sole proprietorship or company.

Once the business is created, several practical steps may remain to organize: documents, business account, invoicing, declaration obligations or insurance.
Leegal can help you identify the next steps depending on available services and your situation.
For modifications or closures, the type of business determines the formalities to expect.

Contact support to check whether the desired closure or cessation is covered.
Distinguish cessation of activity from company closure.
Check remaining tax, social security and accounting obligations.
Prepare documents suited to the type of business.
Obtaining the SIRET or Kbis does not end all entrepreneur obligations.
Some modifications require a decision, document, publication or official filing.

After creation, keep your documents and quickly check the obligations specific to your activity.

Updated on: 06/07/2026

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