Question 20658 — self-employed workers and self-employed

Summary

Mrs. Annaïg Le Meur draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to cases of self-employed people without activity, affiliated to the social security of the self-employed (formerly RSI) and having difficulty obtaining active solidarity income (RSA). Indeed, it is possible to receive active solidarity income by being affiliated to the social security of the self-employed in cases where the person has low resources, as specified in articles R. 262-18 to R. 262-25 of the Social Action and Families Code. In addition, as provided for in article L. 161-8 of the social security code, if a self-employed person ends the existence of his company, he remains affiliated with the social security fund for self-employed people except in cases where he has started a new activity. However, former entrepreneurs may have difficulty asserting their rights with family allowance funds. Indeed, in this situation, they are asked to justify their low resources using the company's accounts; when it no longer exists and they have proven their end of activity. They therefore find themselves unable to justify their request for allowance, and it may happen that the family allowance fund asks them to reimburse the sums deemed undue, despite the legitimacy of their request. Also, she asks him what measures the Government is considering to guarantee the rights of former self-employed people, beneficiaries of active solidarity income.

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