French General Tax CodeIn force
3: Criminal penalties
Article 1783 B
…s of the provisions of 3 of Article 242 ter shall be punishable by the penalties set out in article 1741.
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…s of the provisions of 3 of Article 242 ter shall be punishable by the penalties set out in article 1741.
Corporate entities convicted under article L. 823-12 shall incur the penalty of confiscation of all or part of their assets, whatever their nature, movable or immovable, divided or undivided.
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When the prefect responsible for registering the application finds that an asylum seeker is in one of the accelerated procedure cases provided for in Articles L. 531-24 and L. 531-27, he will inform t…
The death of the beneficiary terminates entitlement to the asylum seeker's allowance. The death of a family member terminates entitlement for the portion corresponding to that person.The beneficiary's…
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