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Mivectex works with small company owners and sole traders across France who want clear, current answers on bookkeeping, payroll and tax filings. Whether you have just registered a micro-entreprise, are moving from auto-entrepreneur status to a SASU or EURL, or simply want a second pair of eyes on your annual accounts, this is the place to reach us. When you get in touch, it helps to tell us a few things up front so we can point you in the right direction quickly: your current business structure (micro-entreprise, EI, EURL, SASU, SAS, SARL), your approximate annual turnover, whether you employ anyone, and the specific issue on your mind — a looming VAT deadline, a first payroll run, catching up on late bookkeeping, or choosing the right regime for a new activity. The more context you share, the more useful our first reply will be. Typical reasons people contact Mivectex include: setting up a bookkeeping routine that survives a busy year; understanding which tax obligations apply to their status and when; running payroll correctly for a first or second employee, including DSN declarations and social contributions; getting VAT filing deadlines (monthly, quarterly or annual under the régime réel or franchise en base) mapped to their calendar; and deciding on a business structure before they commit to one. If your question overlaps with one of these, our guides — Bookkeeping basics for small businesses in France, Sole trader tax obligations in France, Payroll basics for small employers in France, VAT filing deadlines for small businesses in France, A recordkeeping checklist for small businesses, and Choosing a business structure in France — are a good starting point while you wait to hear back. We answer general questions in plain language and never bury you in jargon. If your situation needs proper hands-on work, we will say so and explain what a full engagement would involve — no obligation, no pressure. We do not offer guarantees about tax outcomes, and any figures or deadlines we mention should always be confirmed against your own records and the current rules, since thresholds and dates can change from one finance law to the next. What to expect after you reach out: we aim to reply within two working days. For straightforward queries, a short written answer is often enough. For anything involving your accounts, payroll set-up, or a change of structure, we will suggest a consultation so we can look at the details together and give advice that actually fits your case. Bring along your registration details (SIRET), recent turnover figures, and any correspondence from the URSSAF, the SIE (Service des Impôts des Entreprises) or your bank — it saves time and makes the first conversation far more productive. Ready to start? Request a consultation and tell us what you are working on. We will take it from there.