Article 17-7
The effects on French nationality of annexations and cessions of territories are governed by the following provisions, in the absence of treaty stipulations.
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The effects on French nationality of annexations and cessions of territories are governed by the following provisions, in the absence of treaty stipulations.
The acquisition and loss of French nationality are governed by the law in force at the time of the act or fact to which the law attaches these effects. The provisions of the preceding paragraph regula…
The tax reduction mentioned in Article 199 decies E is granted in respect of the acquisition of housing that has been completed for at least fifteen years and that is undergoing renovation work. By wa…
The tax reduction mentioned in articles 199 decies E and 199 decies EA is granted, under the same conditions, when the property is owned by a company not subject to corporation tax, on condition that…
Any taxpayer who, between 1 January 1999 and 31 December 2010, acquires a new dwelling or a dwelling in a future state of completion forming part of a classified tourist residence in a rural revitalis…
Deeds recording the transfer by mutual agreement of a small-scale fishing vessel and the equipment used to operate it are registered free of charge.
…cipal cooperation with its own tax system, under the conditions provided for in I of Article 1639 A bis for its share of property tax, housing acquired by a public land institution as part of operatio…
From 1st January 2000, premises acquired, fitted out or built with a view to creating temporary or emergency accommodation facilities that are the subject of an agreement between the owner or manager…
…eir own tax status may, by a deliberation taken under the conditions provided for in Article 1639 A bis, exempt, for their share of property tax on built-up properties, for a period of five years, res…
I. - La Poste is subject, at the place of its main establishment, to direct local taxes levied for the benefit of local authorities and various establishments and bodies in accordance with the rules l…
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