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French Customs CodeIn force
Paragraph 2: Right of communication specific to the customs administration.

Article 65 bis A

…detecting fraud, the right of communication provided for in article 65 may relate to information concerning unidentified persons, under conditions laid down by a decree of the Conseil d'Etat issued af…

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French Customs CodeIn force
Section 11: Taking samples

Article 67 quinquies B

…nspected under European customs regulations or as part of the application of this Code, customs officers may take samples or have samples taken for analysis or expert appraisal, under conditions laid…

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French Customs CodeIn force
Section 7: Special customs investigation procedures

Article 67 bis-4

…he routing or transport of objects, goods or products derived from the commission of a customs offence or used to commit a customs offence, where the prison sentence incurred is equal to or greater th…

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

Article 67 ter C

…ng chamber of the court of appeal for the location of the customs department responsible for the procedure. The decision to temporarily detain the cash must specify the appeal procedures and deadlines…

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French Customs CodeIn force
Chapter V: The adversarial procedure prior to decision-making

Article 67 D-2

In the event of a traffic control, the taxpayer may only benefit from the written procedure provided for in article 67 D once he has guaranteed the amount of the tax due.

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French Customs CodeIn force
Section 7a: Joint investigation teams

Article 67 ter A

I. - 1. With the prior agreement of the Minister for Justice and the consent of the other Member State(s) concerned, the public prosecutor may authorise, for the purposes of a customs procedure, the c…

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

Article 67 ter D

…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 323 of this Code or in III of article L. 152-4 of…

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French Customs CodeIn force
Section 10: Employment of qualified persons

Article 67 quinquies A

Customs officers may call upon any qualified person to carry out technical expert appraisals necessary for the performance of their duties and may submit to them objects, samples and documents useful…

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French Customs CodeIn force
Chapter V: The adversarial procedure prior to decision-making

Article 67 D-4

…nded from the date on which the reasons are sent, delivered or communicated orally to the person concerned, until the latter has made his observations known and at the latest until the expiry of the t…

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French Customs CodeIn force
Chapter V: The adversarial procedure prior to decision-making

Article 67 D-1

Following the taxpayer's oral or written observations, or if the taxpayer fails to respond to a written communication at the end of the thirty-day period provided for in Article 67 D, the tax authorit…

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