Article 1609 nonies G
…s or companies or groupings covered by articles 8 to 8 ter and in those provided for in article 244 bis A by taxpayers not resident in France for tax purposes who are liable for income tax.The tax doe…
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…s or companies or groupings covered by articles 8 to 8 ter and in those provided for in article 244 bis A by taxpayers not resident in France for tax purposes who are liable for income tax.The tax doe…
…reimbursements and any other remuneration are, subject to the provisions of 3 of Article 39 and 211 bis, allowed as a deduction from the company's profit for tax purposes, provided that such remunerat…
…of €150.The fine is increased to €1,500 in the case of the declaration provided for in Article 238 bis, the declaration provided for in article 242 sexies and the statement provided for in the first…
…that the participating company is controlled by one or more non-profit organisations mentioned in 1 bis of the article 206 ; this percentage is assessed on the date of payment of the proceeds of the h…
I.-The provisions of sub-section 2 of section 1 of chapter III bis of book I of the social security code relating to the titre emploi-service entreprise and of chapter III of title VII of book II of t…
…he Council of State (2) shall lay down, as necessary, the conditions for the application of I and I bis, in particular the supporting documents to be provided by the beneficiaries of the flat-rate ref…
…ses information provided to him by the customs administration, by way of derogation from Article 59 bis of the Customs Code, for purposes other than those provided for in this Chapter, the Customs Adm…
…information communicated to him by the customs administration, by way of derogation from Article 59 bis of the Customs Code, for purposes other than those provided for in this chapter, the Customs Adm…
…ses information provided to him by the customs administration, by way of derogation from Article 59 bis of the Customs Code, for purposes other than those provided for in this chapter, the Customs adm…
…arties, without distraction of charges, except as stated in articles 764, 767 to 770 and 773 to 776 bis.
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