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French General Tax CodeIn force
j: Contributions or premiums paid to people's pension savings plans or under certain compulsory or optional supplementary pension schemes or in respect of supplementary guarantees under pension savings plans.
Article 163 quinvicies
The provisions of the second paragraph of 2° of article 83, of a bis, a ter, b bis of 18° and 18° bis of article 81, of article 163 bis AA and du d du 1 du I de l'article 163 quatervicies do not apply…
Subsection 5: Penalties for non-compliance with the obligation to declare and provide information
Article L7122-16
…t is observed that a person, whether a natural person or a legal entity, is engaged in the activity of performing arts entrepreneur without holding a valid activity declaration receipt as referred to…
Section 3: Dotation départementale d'équipement des collèges (Departmental grant for secondary school facilities)
Article L3334-16-1
The amount of funding allocated by the State to the running and equipment of collèges with binational or international sections and the collège de Font-Romeu is included in the general decentralisatio…
I.-Income net of levies resulting from the application of a of A of I and of II of Article 1641 of the General Tax Code to property tax on built-up properties are allocated to the départements as comp…
Section 3a: Departmental Mobilisation Fund for Integration
Article L3334-16-2
A departmental mobilisation fund for integration is established in the form of a levy on State revenue and benefits the departments, the territorial authority of Martinique, and the authorities of Sai…
…the territorial communities or public establishments concerned, entrust the creation or management of certain facilities or services falling within its remit to one or more member communes, to their…
Sub-paragraph 5: Diplomas provided for in Article L. 2223-25-1
Article D2223-55-16
The directors or managers of companies, régies or associations, and their establishments, offering one of the services provided for in article L. 2223-19 and authorised in accordance with article L. 2…
Subsection 7: Amount of the surcharge and recovery of the unpaid parking charge
Article R2333-120-16
The amount of the surcharge provided for in IV of article L. 2333-87 is set at 20% of the amount of the unpaid parking charge outstanding, but may not be less than €50.
…in French Polynesia subject to the adaptations provided for in II to XXV. II. - For the application of article R. 2213-2-2 : 1° The words: "provided for in article L. 2223-42" are deleted; 2° The word…
For the application of article D. 71-111-15 :1° The population to be taken into account is the total population, municipal and counted separately, as it results from the last known census on the date…
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