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Showing 1781–1790 of 55286 articles for “Art. s. 389 et 389-1”
The application for final approval is submitted by the delegated production company after completion of the cinematographic or audiovisual work. In the case of a delegated co-production, the applicati…
…Culture will refer the matter to the Commission for the Protection of Access to Works by sending a detailed confidential report setting out the reasons why the documents and information presented at t…
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Articles R. 1511-40 to R. 1511-43 of the Code général des collectivités territoriales set out the rules governing the conditions under which local authorities grant aid to cinemas.
…the tax credit for expenditure on delegated production of cinematographic or audiovisual works are set out in Articles 46 quater-0 YL to 46 quater-0 YR of Annex III to the General Tax Code.
No member of the Commission de protection de l'accès aux œuvres may take part in deliberations relating to a transaction concerning: 1° A company controlled, within the meaning ofarticle L. 233-3 of t…
…ation for provisional approval is submitted by the delegated production company before filming begins. In the case of a delegated co-production, the application is submitted by each of the two product…
…° For cinematographic works: a) A difficult work is a director's first or second work; b) A low-budget work is one whose total budget is less than or equal to €1,250,000; 2° For audiovisual works: a)…
…ry of the transaction are heard at least once by the Commission for the Protection of Access to Works. They may also send their written observations to the Commission, within a time limit set by the C…
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