Liberal workers benefit from a compulsory scheme that is insufficiently protective in the event of sick leave, disability or death, as well as in matters of retirement.
The law of February 11, 1994, known as the Madelin law, was adopted in order to encourage self-employed workers to build up their own social protection, through contributions deductible from taxable profit.
The Madelin system includes 3 components: retirement, provident insurance, supplementary health.
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