Especially since it is possible to combine your allowances

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This removes the financial weight that the launch of an activity can represent… At least you won't have to stress out if you don't generate income right away. On the contrary, you have time to think about the viability of your project, develop your offers, sharpen your communication strategy and start prospecting. Let’s see together the criteria for becoming self-employed while unemployed… The statutes which authorize accumulation of unemployment and entrepreneurship Unemployment insurance encourages the resumption of an activity following the loss of one's job. Even if it is unsalaried! So, regardless of the legal status selected (micro-enterprise, sole proprietorship, SASU, etc.), you can combine unemployment and freelancing.






The goal is to guarantee a monthly income equivalent to your previous salary, even if you start your own business. The amount of unemployment benefits Amount UK Mobile Database of unemployment benefits No surprise, whether you start an activity or not, the amount of your allowances remains the same! And if you generate income while your unemployment rights are still running, they are indexed to your remuneration. This indexation consists of subtracting 70% of the income from your self-employed activity from your unemployment benefits. For example, imagine that you are currently receiving €1,200 in unemployment benefit. Your activity, after a few weeks, allows you to earn €600 in income per month.






Pôle Emploi will perform this calculation: 1,200 – (70% x 600) = €780 You will then receive €780 in unemployment benefit, in addition to your €600 in self-employed income. Receiving unemployment benefits in advance (ARCE) Did you know that it is possible to receive 45% of your unemployment benefits when setting up your business? Indeed, some activities require a significant investment in terms of hardware or software. Rather than taking out a bank loan (with interest, etc.) or dipping into your savings (always useful for maintaining a safety net), you can request payment of 45% of unemployment benefits. The ARCE (Aid for Business Recovery or Creation) is paid in 2 instalments: The first payment is made as soon as you have met the conditions for granting aid. The second is paid 6 months later, provided you are still working.