Creation of the self-employed workers' allowance (ATI)
Created by the law of 5 September 2018, the self-employed workers' allowance is paid to non-salaried workers whose activity has ended involuntarily, notably following compulsory liquidation. Decree No. 2019-976 sets its flat-rate amount at €26.30 per day in mainland France and most overseas territories, about €800 per month, and its duration at six months. The decree on the unemployment insurance scheme organises its coordination with the return-to-work allowance.
Measure originators
No official estimate found for this measure.
Measure impact
Self-employed workers who involuntarily lose their activity, previously without unemployment benefits, can receive a flat-rate income for six months, subject to prior income conditions set by regulation. Periods of benefit count towards pension rights.
Official references
Sources
Procedure timeline
Follow the progress of this fiscal measure through the different stages of the parliamentary procedure.
Entry into force
Immédiate ou à la date prévue