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French General Tax CodeIn force
Section V: Calculation of tax

Article 220 Z ter

The tax credit defined in Article 244 quater V is deducted from the corporation tax payable by the company under the conditions set out in Article 199 ter T.

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French General Tax CodeIn force
III: Declaration by operators of electronic contact platforms

Article 1649 ter E

I.-The platform operator subject to the declaratory obligation provided for in Article 1649 ter A pursuant to 3° of I of Article 1649 ter B shall register with the tax authorities, which shall allocat…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
14°: Mutual funds

Article 137 bis

…at the date of distribution and pay to the Treasury the withholding tax provided for in article 119 bis and the levies provided for in articles 117 quater and 125 A which are due in respect of their r…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
Section VII bis : Special equipment tax levied for the benefit of public land establishments and the Corsican Land Office

Article 1607 bis

…inance land and property acquisitions corresponding to their purpose.The proceeds of this tax are determined each year by the local public land establishment or the Corsican land office. When an estab…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
I: Taxable premises

Article 1407 bis

…to in Article 232 may, by a deliberation taken under the conditions provided for in Article 1639 A bis, make dwellings that have been vacant for more than two years on 1st January of the tax year sub…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
III: Common provisions

Article 1649 quater K ter

The management centres mentioned in article 1649 quater C and the approved associations mentioned in article 1649 quater F may have as members all the taxpayers mentioned in the same articles, subject…

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French Customs CodeIn force
Section 7b: Temporary withholding of cash

Article 67 ter D

…ary detention and any renewal thereof, the cash is returned to the person referred to in article 67 ter B, unless it has been seized by customs officers under the conditions provided for in article 32…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
2: Determination of taxable profits

Article 38 bis B bis

…eir redemption price, the loss or profit corresponding to this difference is, for the purposes of determining the company's taxable income, spread over the period remaining until redemption. Where sev…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
III: Declaration by operators of electronic contact platforms

Article 1649 ter C

I.-The platform operator shall mention in the declaration provided for in Article 1649 ter A information relating to sellers or service providers using its platform where they meet the following condi…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
6°: Borrowings issued in France by international organisations

Article 131 ter A

Interest, arrears and all other proceeds from loans issued in France by international organisations are exempt from the withholding tax defined in 1 of Article 119 bis and the levy provided for in I o…

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