Question 26039 — self-employed workers and self-employed

Summary

Mr. Christophe Jerretie draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the management of social contributions for self-employed workers and seasonal activity. In the off-season, some request their removal from the trade and company register or the trade directory. Despite everything, the worker remains affiliated and contributes to social security; he is therefore liable for contributions throughout the year on the basis minimum bases even if their actual working time is less than 90 days (article D. 633-2 of the social security code). In this context, cannot deregistration result in an exemption from the payment of minimum contributions as long as the 90 day threshold is not reached? Also, he asks him to indicate whether the Government plans to change this provision.

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