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Question 11928 — self-employed and self-employed

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3 October 2023

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Ms. Marina Ferrari draws the attention of the Minister of Labor, Full Employment and Integration to the rate of distribution of the amount of the supplementary old-age insurance contribution for self-employed workers covered by both Article L. 613-1 of the Social Security Code and the regime provided for in Article 102 ter of the General Tax Code, also known as “unregulated liberal professions”. The terms of distribution between the risks of the amounts of contributions and contributions recovered from these self-employed workers are codified by Decree No. 2022-1529 of December 7, 2022 relating to the methods of calculating the social contributions of self-employed workers, the methods of distribution between the risks of the amounts of contributions and contributions recovered in application of the system provided for in Article L. 613-7 of the Social Security Code and the terms of implementation of the option provided for in the second paragraph of article L. 731-13 of the rural and maritime fishing code. If this decree compensates for the shortcomings of articles D. 613-3 to D. 613-6 of the social security code with regard to the indication of the rates of distribution of the amounts of social contributions of self-employed workers in unregulated and regulated liberal professions, it fails to impute a rate of distribution based on the amount of the supplementary old-age insurance contribution for unregulated liberal professions. However, the benefit of this category of self-employed workers from a supplementary pension scheme is nevertheless obligatory with regard to article L. 635-1 of the social security code. She therefore questions him about his intention to remedy this absence of a distribution rate for the amount of the insurance contribution. supplementary old age for self-employed workers covered by both article L. 613-1 of the social security code and the regime provided for in article 102 ter of the general tax code.

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