Article D6431-52
The authorising officer shall keep accounts of expenditure incurred for each of the accounts making up the functional groups defined in the nomenclature provided for in article D. 6431-49.
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The authorising officer shall keep accounts of expenditure incurred for each of the accounts making up the functional groups defined in the nomenclature provided for in article D. 6431-49.
Each year, the local distribution companies transmit to the conceding authorities on which they depend the profit and loss account relating to the supply of electricity at regulated sale tariffs and t…
Foreign pecuniary penalties are recovered in accordance with the procedures determined by the decree no. 64-1333 of 22 December 1964 relating to the recovery of fines and pecuniary penalties by the ac…
In the event of a conviction mentioned in the first paragraph of article D. 527-1, the multidisciplinary assessment of dangerousness and the accompanying medical expertise must also be carried out, in…
For the assessment of the threshold mentioned in 2° of article D. 2315-33, the annual resources are equal to the total of: 1° The amount of the operating grant provided for in article L. 2315-61 ; 2°…
The President of the Lyon Metropolitan Council attaches the mandates and supporting documents for expenditure, indicated in articles D. 1617-19 et D. 1617-20, to the issue slips that he sends to the m…
The President of the Metropolitan Council attaches the mandates and supporting documents for expenditure, indicated in articles D. 1617-19 et D. 1617-20, to the issue slips that he sends to the accoun…
The body referred to in the first paragraph of article D. 4113-117 is responsible for managing a national identification register of healthcare professionals compiled from the information sent to it u…
On receipt of the contract, the departmental unit of the regional directorate for companies, competition, consumption, labour and employment checks that it meets the conditions laid down by : 1° Artic…
The tax credit defined in article 244 quater E is deducted from the corporation tax payable by the company under the conditions set out in article 199 ter D.
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