je79
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Go back to CAF, explain the situation as there are things they can help you with for the mortgage etc.....
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Frenchie, we have sent you an e-mail.
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Hi Frenchie, sent you an email through this site yesterday - did you receive it?
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I see your point. I am only looking after one gite and then doing a couple of other small gardening jobs so my turnover will be low. For this reason, AE seems the most appropriate option. As I said before, having earned the money, I just want to make sure that I am paying my taxes, etc correctly.
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Homme toutes mains is what I have registered as. I will have to talk to my french friend who has been helping me to sort it out, but she, like most of France, is on holiday at the moment! Thanks for your thoughts.
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For the initial registration I was given the code 8130Z (services d'amenagement paysager), but I was later told by UESSAF to change the job type to a handy man and after changing my registration I was given the code 9529Z (reparation d'autres biens personnels et domestiques. I have had the help of a french friend to do the phone calls, etc, but she can only act on what we have been told by the various departments involved.
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I have started looking after a gite, changeover, pool and garden care, and originally registered with Autoentrepreneur as a gardener (this was my primary role at the gite to start with). However, I was told by AE that gardeners could not use AE and they told me to register as a handyman. I have now received a letter from the Chambre de Metiers et de l'Artisanat demanding to see my handy man qualifications, carte nationale d'identite and deeds to my house. As I know there are other people doing the same job, has anyone else had problems registering this type of business? All I want to do is earn my money and pay the correct taxes!
I've been zapped :)
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