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Is the micro-enterprise regime suitable for delivery drivers, VTC drivers, freelancers or craft workers?

✅ In brief

The micro-enterprise regime may be suitable for some delivery drivers, VTC drivers, freelancers or craft workers, but the rules specific to the activity must be checked.

🧭 What you need to know

This regime is simple for getting started, but it is not automatically suited to every profession.
Some activities require a qualification, professional card, registration, insurance or thresholds to comply with.
However, some activities require specific conditions, a qualification, insurance, specific registration or authorization.
Leegal helps you identify the points to check before filing your application.

🛠️ 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

Check the regulatory obligations of the profession.
Assess expenses, insurance and risk level.
Anticipate turnover thresholds and VAT.
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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