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French Commercial codeIn force
Chapter III: Subsidiaries, holdings and controlled companies

Article L233-24

…from complying with the accounting rules laid down by Articles L. 233-17-2 to L. 233-23 and L. 233-25 for the preparation and publication of their consolidated financial statements.

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French Sports CodeIn force
Section 3: Safety requirements for football, handball, field and indoor hockey goal cages and basketball goals

Article R322-26

…arge or for a fee, without complying with the conditions laid down in articles R. 322-24 and R. 322-25 of this Code; 4° For those responsible for first placing the equipment mentioned in article R. 32…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
2: Determination of taxable profits

Article 39 terdecies

1 (Repealed)1 bis (Repealed for royalties taken into account from 1 January 2002 in the results of grantors and concessionaires).1 ter. The long-term capital gains or losses regime is not applicable t…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
Section II: Turnover taxes and similar taxes

Article 1693 quater

…appendix to the declaration mentioned in 1 of the same article 287 filed in respect of the month of September; 2° In other cases, no later than 25 October, when filing the appendix to the declaration…

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French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
Section 2: Funeral and burial regulations

Article L2213-15

…the amount of which, set by the mayor after consulting the municipal council, is between €20 and €25. This amount may be updated by order of the Minister responsible for local authorities in line wi…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Sub-paragraph 2: Derogations on a geographical basis

Article L3132-24

…kly rest in shifts for all or some of their staff, under the conditions set out in articles L. 3132-25-3 and L. 3132-25-4. II -International tourist zones are defined by the ministers responsible for…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 1: Reimbursement of transport costs incurred by trainees

Article R6523-11

…ment or centre and return, provided that the distance to be covered from their home is greater than 25 km;2° reimbursement of three quarters of the transport costs incurred to visit their family, prov…

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French Public Health CodeIn force
Subsection 1: Purpose and terms of the contract

Article D6114-6

…titative targets for authorised care activities and heavy equipment, as defined in articles R. 6122-25 and R. 6122-26.The contract may also, in line with the establishment's strategic guidelines, set…

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French Consumer CodeIn force
Chapter IV: Rules specific to contracts with a particular purpose

Article R224-22

…circular economy instead of new parts under the conditions set out in Articles R. 224-23 to R. 224-25.

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French Monetary and Financial CodeIn force
Sub-paragraph 3: Investment rules.

Article R214-32-24

…e financial contracts are based on indices meeting the conditions defined in I of article R. 214-32-25, the provisions of the first paragraph may be waived.

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