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Do I have to declare my turnover as a micro-enterprise?

✅ In brief

Yes. A micro-entrepreneur must declare turnover according to the chosen frequency, even when turnover is zero.

🧭 What you need to know

The declaration is used in particular to calculate social security contributions.
Leegal helps you understand creation, but regular declarations then fall under the entrepreneur's obligations.
Social security contributions are calculated based on turnover collected.
The declaration may be monthly or quarterly depending on the option chosen at creation or modified later under the applicable rules.

🛠️ How Leegal supports you

Leegal helps you prepare useful information to declare your activity under the micro-enterprise regime.
The process clarifies supporting documents, address, activity, identity information and any points requiring attention.
You keep a clear view of what relates to creation and what will later fall under your micro-entrepreneur obligations.

🔎 Points to check

Choose and respect the declaration frequency.
Keep invoices and supporting documents.
Monitor the thresholds applicable to the regime.
The micro-enterprise regime remains simplified, but it still involves declarations, thresholds and obligations.
Some activities may require a qualification, insurance, specific registration or particular supporting documents.
Prices must be read together with any mandatory official fees: the Starter plan starts at €0 excl. VAT in Leegal service fees, excluding mandatory official fees.

📌 Key takeaway

The micro-enterprise regime is often practical for starting alone, but it must remain consistent with your activity, expected revenue and obligations.

Updated on: 06/07/2026

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