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Service Provider APIAPI Tiers de prestation

API Tiers de prestationService Provider API

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This API from Urssaf (France's social security contribution collection agency) enables exchanges between Urssaf and providers or agents delivering personal home-care and household services. Through it, a service provider can register a client on the platform and submit invoices for personal services to Urssaf, allowing the client to benefit from associated tax credits or subsidies. It streamlines administrative processing between service providers and the social security body, requiring an access key for use, and targets businesses operating in the personal services sector.L’API Tiers de prestation facilite les échanges entre l’Urssaf et les prestataires ou mandataires de services à la personne. Le prestataire peut ainsi : * Inscrire son client sur la plateforme ; * Transmettre à l’Urssaf la facturation d’un service à la personne afin que son client puisse bénéfici…

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Base URL
https://api.urssaf.fr/atp/v1/tiersPrestations

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curl -s 'https://api.urssaf.fr/atp/v1/tiersPrestations' -H 'Accept: application/json'

Base API endpoint — see the documentation for available routes.

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