About NetIndé

NetIndé is published by Radif Partners, an independent publisher of calculators. It started from what we found reading search results about going self-employed in France in 2026: one page still showed 21.1 % contributions for freelancers when the rate is 25.6 %; another put charges at “about 70%” and then “82%” on the same page; a third wanted an email address before the first question; and the official calculator, accurate as it is, left out the CFE local business tax, which depends on the commune. English speakers had even less: most pages assume you already know what the Urssaf, a versement libératoire or a quotient familial is.

What this site sets out to do better than the first result

Show at once, with no email and from the first entry, a micro-entrepreneur’s take-home pay using sourced 2026 Urssaf rates, the household’s income tax and the CFE actually voted in their commune, then the same figure as a sole trader, an EURL, a SASU and under umbrella employment, with the self-employed scale reformed in 2026. CFE rates and minimum bases come commune by commune from the DGFiP REI file.

How every figure is checked

Rates, thresholds and scales are read on autoentrepreneur.urssaf.fr, urssaf.fr, service-public, impots.gouv.fr and Légifrance, then kept in one file with their source and date. Before each release, tests compare the engine with official examples (tax of €2,103.99 on €30,000 of income, the low-income discount, pro-rated ceilings) and, on a grid of cases, with the calculation model the Urssaf publishes for mon-entreprise. Details are on how we calculate.

What we are not

Not the Urssaf, not the tax administration, not an accountant and not a company formation service. We set up no businesses, keep no books and take no commission. Results are estimates, not personal advice: your actual amounts are set by the Urssaf and the tax office.

Funding and data

The calculators are free. What you type stays in your browser. If the site ever shows ads, they will not sit above a calculator or inside a result.

Written for people new to France

Every page exists in French and in English. The English pages are written for someone who moved to France and wants to work for themselves: French terms are explained the first time they appear, amounts stay in euros, and the rules are the French ones, not a translation of another country’s.

Contact

A rate looks wrong, your schedule differs, a case is missing? Write to contact@netindependant.fr. See also the editorial policy and the legal notice.

Rules for 2026, checked on 15 October 2026.