Article 124 A
Profits realised by taxpayers who make deferred investments constitute debt income subject to income tax under the conditions set out in articles 125 and 125 A.
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Profits realised by taxpayers who make deferred investments constitute debt income subject to income tax under the conditions set out in articles 125 and 125 A.
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