Article 238 quater H
Where the determination of the income tax regime or the application of exemption regimes depends on the amount of turnover, the turnover generated by the management of the trust assets is added to tha…
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Where the determination of the income tax regime or the application of exemption regimes depends on the amount of turnover, the turnover generated by the management of the trust assets is added to tha…
I. - Profits or losses and capital gains or losses resulting from the transfer, carried out pursuant to a trust transaction defined in article 2011 of the Civil Code, into a trust estate of assets and…
I. - In the event of the assignment or cancellation of all or part of the settlor's rights representing the property or rights transferred to the trust assets, the results of the trust assets shall be…
Where the settlor's rights representing the property or rights transferred into the trust assets are not recorded in the balance sheet of a company, the trust income is taxed in the name of each settl…
For the purposes of the provisions of this Code, the settlor means the person holding the rights representing the property or rights transferred into the trust estate.
Any variation or depreciation in the amount of the settlor's rights representing the property or rights transferred to the trust estate has no impact on the settlor's taxable income.
The trust shall be the subject of a declaration of existence by the trustee under conditions and within time limits set by decree.
Les sociétés civiles de moyens définies à Article 36 of law no. 66-879 of 29 November 1966 does not fall within the scope of corporate income tax, even when these companies have adopted the status of…
Public interest groupings formed and operating under the conditions provided for in Chapter II of the loi n° 2011-525 du 17 mai 2011 de simplification et d'amélioration de la qualité du droit do not f…
The healthcare cooperation groupings mentioned in articles L. 6133-1 and L. 6133-4 of the Public Health Code and the social and medico-social cooperation groupings mentioned in
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