French General Tax CodeIn force
B: Completion of formalities
Article 659
The procedures for carrying out the merged formality shall be laid down by decree (1).
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The procedures for carrying out the merged formality shall be laid down by decree (1).
…utes, patents or originals of the deeds that are subject to it. However, the formality may be given:1° On a full copy of the notarial deeds to be registered; 2° On a copy of electronically signed priv…
…untants are prohibited from carrying out the registration formality in respect of deeds subject to land registration pursuant to the decree no. 55-22 of 4 January 1955 as amended and which are not dra…
…r compensation in lieu of notice, entitles the employee to the indemnity provided for in article L. 1234-9 and to any conventional indemnity that would have been due in the event of dismissal for econ…
In companies not subject to article L. 1233-71, the employer is obliged to offer, during the preliminary interview or at the end of the last meeting of staff representatives, the benefit of the profes…
An agreement concluded and approved under the conditions laid down in section 5 of chapter II of title II of book IV of part five, with the exception of article L. 5422-20-1 and the second paragraph o…
…months' salary plus all related compulsory contributions. The institution mentioned in article L. 5312-1 is responsible for determining the amount of this payment and for collecting it, in accordance…
The purpose of the Contrat de Securisation Professionnelle is to organise and run a programme to help people return to work, possibly through retraining or setting up or taking over a business. This p…
…TS temporarily suspends subscriptions or redemptions of its units or shares pursuant to Articles L. 214-7-4 or L. 214-8-7, the feeder UCITS may suspend subscriptions or redemptions of its own units or…
…self. This referral, request or document must state the misconduct of which the offender is accused and which may justify the withdrawal, as well as the maximum amount of sentence reductions that may…
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