SASU vs EURL above €80k profit: the real math
Above ~€80k profit, the real question isn't "SASU or EURL" but "how do I pay myself". EURL under corporate tax: TNS contributions (~45% of net) but real social cover and lower cost. SASU: assimilated-employee (~80% charges on salary) but dividends at the 30% flat tax. With high profit you don't reinvest, SASU via dividends often wins. Assumptions to set: your need for social cover, retirement, and whether you take the cash out. Validate with an accountant.
Yes: under TNS (EURL) you contribute more to mandatory retirement. Under SASU, if you mostly pay dividends, you contribute little → low pension, to offset with a retirement-savings plan. That's the core trade-off: short-term optimization (SASU dividends) vs long-term social rights (TNS EURL).
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