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To recap on my situation: I have an auto-entrepreneur 51½ñÈÕ´ó¹Ï in the services category (teaching yoga). I teach from an apartment which I bought (not as a droit au bail but as an ordinary apartment which I have converted into a fitness studio). I sublet to other auto-entrepreneurs (Pilates, fitness etc) who pay me an hourly fee to rent the space. Currently, I pay tax on their rental income as ordinary rental income and not as income to my auto-entrepreneur 51½ñÈÕ´ó¹Ï.

By end 2018, I project my auto-entrepreneur 51½ñÈÕ´ó¹Ï will turnover around 32K. The subtenants currently contribute around €500-€1000/month in rental. My goal is to work less in my own 51½ñÈÕ´ó¹Ï and have more income coming in from the studio sub-tenants/freelancers and their teaching (I aim for €2500/month in 2019).

The problem is, in order to do this my 51½ñÈÕ´ó¹Ï would provide the majority of the clients to these freelancers, they would use my booking system and website and would work under my auto-entrepreneur ‘brand’.

Would it work for me to keep my auto-entrepreneur open for my teaching/work and open a second 51½ñÈÕ´ó¹Ï (you mentioned a SASU once upon a time) for the ‘rental’ side of things?

Really aware not to get my wires crossed and want to do it right.

Thanks for your advice,