When setting up a business creation project and carrying out the various business creation formalities (drafting of articles of association, declaration of business creation, etc.), various points must be studied, in particular financing needs. Indeed, it is important to define whether the entrepreneur needs a contribution or not.
Different means can be used to finance the creation of a business:
What legal status for the creation of a company without contributions?
When setting up a business, the choice of legal status is one of the essential steps. In the case of the constitution of a company without contribution, different legal forms can be envisaged .
Note : however, that the appropriate legal statuses are those that do not impose any obligation concerning the amount of share capital.
Legal statutes not requiring the contribution of share capital
The creation of a company in certain legal forms can be carried out without share capital . These include the following statutes:
EI or Sole Proprietorship;
While some companies can be set up without share capital, others must have it. However, some structures can be created without any minimum capital requirement . These include, among others:
SCEA or civil society of agricultural exploitation;
Good to know : Before creating your company, it is recommended to carry out a SASU simulation , for example in order to compare the SASU to other legal statuses.