France, as we know, has been plunged since mid-March into a coma from which it is struggling to get out and activity is maintained on a drip, via powerful devices (guaranteed loans from the State, partial unemployment, etc.), that the government adapts in real time to the needs of the economy. One of these tools, the solidarity fund for very small and independent businesses (achieving less than one million euros in turnover per year and having experienced a 50% drop in their activity over a month) , has spread widely. According to the latest score from the General Directorate of Public Finance (DGFiP) that Le Figaro has obtained, 780,000 structures received a check from the Treasury on average 1,329 euros in compensation for their decline in activity in March.
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“It is a success , we are happy to Bercy. The premium covers all sectors and mainly affects the self-employed. It is reaching its target perfectly. ” All the departments were also irrigated. Overseas,
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