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For any information please log on to www.urssaf.fr or contact us by email at sfe@urssaf.fr The accident rate 511TH (accident at work) for the year 2024 is 0.77%. For VRP, the AT 511TG rate is set at 0.96%. In January 1st 2024, the amount of the legally required minimum wage (SMIC) has been raised up to hourly gross smic 11,65 euros, gross smic, on a month basis (35 hours a week) 1 766,92 euros. Contributions to vocational training and the training levy In accordance with Article L.6131-1 of the Labor Code, employers whose company does not have a place of business in France (referred to in Article L243-1-2 of the French Social Security Code) are not liable for contributions to vocational training and the training levy. Deletion of representative status for foreign companies From March 1st, 2024, the status of representative for a foreign company will be deleted (except for the pharmaceutical industry). Are you a social representative wondering about this evolution? If you have any questions, please contact the Urssaf Foreign Companies Service at 0 806 802 633 (free service + call charge) or from abroad at +33 8 06 80 26 33.

The nominative social declaration (‘Déclaration Sociale Nominative’ - DSN)

Nominative social declaration

 
 

The nominative social declaration (‘Déclaration Sociale Nominative’ - DSN) is a monthly dematerialised transmission that brings together all pay elements and notifications of events (such as sickness). 

 

Specifically, it is a monthly file produced on the basis of pay that is meant to communicate the information necessary for managing the social protection of employees to the bodies and agencies concerned. This replaces all the regular or event-related declarations and administrative formalities required of employers in respect of the various parties concerned: CPAM, URSSAF, AGIRC-ARRCO, supplementary bodies, employment exchange (‘Pôle Emploi’), tax office, offices of special schemes, etc.

 


By using the DSN you reduce both risk of making a mistake and work involved in filling in a declaration. You can access the DSN site by clicking here.