Question 12274 — social security scheme for the self-employed

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Mrs Marie-Christine Dalloz questions the Minister of the Economy and Finance on the characteristics of the special social security regime for the self-employed and its consequences on the real effectiveness of their protection. Since 2006 and the creation of the RSI - social regime for the self-employed - the sole organization for their protection, many French entrepreneurs have tried to make their demands heard on the flaws of the system and the social bludgeoning inflicted on them. The reality is that their work income is heavily taxed to replenish the coffers of a deficit regime. The volume of these contributions is also constantly increasing, not to mention the numerous errors denounced by company directors in their calculation. Unfortunately, the recent abolition of the RSI has not changed the rules applicable to contributions from independent, but has only transferred its missions to the organizations of the general social security system. At a time when the Government is making commitments to simplify life for businesses, she asks what measures are planned to harmonize the protection of 6.1 million entrepreneurs, players in the French economy.

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