You will then need to figure out the legal form of your future business.
There are several solutions:
Micro-enterprise: the advantage of being a micro-entrepreneur is that administrative formalities are reduced. Opening your first business is therefore quite reassuring, as you don’t feel like you’re rushing ahead of yourself! However, the micro-enterprise is not necessarily the best option to become a car rental company: you run the risk of quickly reaching the maximum turnover threshold and, in addition, you will not be able to deduct your (many) expenses from income tax.
Company: EURL, SASU, SAS, SARL… The possibilities are many! The easiest way is to get advice on choosing the legal status that best suits your situation.
Build a fleet of vehicles – That’s it, you’ll finally be able to build a fleet of vehicles for your business!
It’s time to resume your market research to determine the number of vehicles to buy or lease (LLD) to start your business. Of course, your choice will largely depend on the funding you have been able to unlock thanks to your business plan.
In any case, it is best to start with two or three vehicles to limit costs. If your business gets off to a good start, you’ll be able to expand your fleet without stress!