Article L212-17
Business creator share warrants may be allocated under the conditions and according to the procedures set out in article 163 bis G of the French General Tax Code.
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Business creator share warrants may be allocated under the conditions and according to the procedures set out in article 163 bis G of the French General Tax Code.
…5-47 and L. 225-53 of this code. They may also be allocated the warrants mentioned in II of article 163 bis G du code général des impôts. Any statutory clause to the contrary is deemed unwritten and a…
The indemnities, benefits, distributions, net gains or income mentioned in the last paragraph of article 80, to I and II of Article 80 bis, in the I of Article 80 quaterdecies and Articles 80 quindeci…
…4 and L. 22-10-25 and, where applicable, those due in respect of an employment contract corresponding to actual employment. They may also be allocated vouchers mentioned in II of Article 163 bis G of…
I. - 1. The benefits defined in I of Article 80 bis and in I of Article 80 quaterdecies from a French source, give rise to the application of a withholding tax on the sale of the corresponding securit…
I.-The net gain realised on the sale of securities subscribed for in exercise of warrants allocated under the conditions defined in II to III is taxed under the conditions laid down in Article 150-0 A…
The development tax is payable, depending on the case: 1° On the date of completion of the taxable operations. This date means the date of definitive completion of the operations within the meaning of…
…ayment is not split into instalments and the beneficiary can prove that the contributions paid during the period in which the rights were built up, including where applicable by the employer, were ded…
…their own tax authority may, by a decision taken under the conditions provided for in I of article 1639 A bis, exempt from property tax on built properties, up to 25% or 50%, buildings used for resid…
The contribution provided for by Article L. 245-1 of the Social Security Code is excluded from charges that are deductible for income tax or corporation tax purposes in accordance with article L. 245-…
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