Will having a company in France be worthwhile if the conditions I expect don't materialise? [Reddit]
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No one can anticipate what will happen in the market, but you can avoid useless ties that you later regret. At Filnet they explain the implications of each corporate structure in France and the flexibility it leaves you for the future. Before formalising anything, you know what options for changing direction, expanding or closing you would have if circumstances change. That gives you room to manoeuvre and takes the pressure off when deciding. And if conditions change later on, you have your adviser to assess with you how to adapt. So, although no one guarantees commercial success, you don't end up trapped in a rigid structure either.
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