Become the sole partner of a SASU generally does not require a diploma or specific qualification. However, certain rules must be observed. here are the conditions required to be the sole partner of a SASU .
Become the sole shareholder of a SASU does not require, in principle, any particular qualification or title. However, certain standards must be met. here are the requirements to be the sole shareholder of a SASU .
Become the only member of a SASU generally does not require a specific diploma or qualification. However, certain rules must be observed. here are the requirements to be the only member of a SASU .
Being the sole shareholder of a SASU: who can do it?
The physical persons (individually or as a couple) as well as the legal entities (civil or commercial companies, SASU, SARL, EURL, associations, works councils, economic interest groups, etc.) have the possibility of becoming the sole shareholder of a SASU.
Foreign nationality and SASU
There are possibilities for people of non-French nationality to become the sole shareholder of a Simplified Unipersonal Joint Stock Company (SASU). In the case of a person from a country of the European Union, the latter is not required to have a residence permit. For the others, it is necessary to have either a temporary residence card or a resident card. Foreign companies wishing to invest in France must also carry out certain procedures.
Possibility of being associated with several SASUs
Individuals or companies can be the only partners in several Simplified Unipersonal Joint Stock Companies (SASU). They can also be members of other structures and hold social positions there (director, president, general manager, etc.). There is no limit to this.
It may be interesting to create several independent companies to divide the activities carried out (in particular when premises are purchased and rented from the operating company).
Unrestricted access to the creation of a SASU
Sole associate of a SASU does not require having commercial capacity. Indeed, access to the creation of a SASU is not prohibited by incompatibilities or prohibitions. Thus, it can be accessed without restriction:
- emancipated or non-emancipated minors (they will act, in this case, through their guardian or their administrator),
- and adults capable or not (adults under curatorship, adults under guardianship, adults under legal protection).
The status of partner is reserved for the person who has made the payment of his own (if he is in a PACS) or whose matrimonial law gives him the freedom to dispose (if he is married). His spouse has no right of complaint, as is the case for the SARL or the EURL. However, if the goods or the funds contributed were the common property (which is not the case of a personal contribution), the shares will be considered as common goods during a possible liquidation of the community.
