Article 131
The following are exempt from the withholding tax provided for in 1 of l'article 119 bis et du prélèvement prévu au I de Article 125 A : 1° to 4° (Obsolete provisions); 4° bis For their entire duratio…
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The following are exempt from the withholding tax provided for in 1 of l'article 119 bis et du prélèvement prévu au I de Article 125 A : 1° to 4° (Obsolete provisions); 4° bis For their entire duratio…
…preparation of their annual accounts, specialised finance companies are not subject to articles L. 123-12 to L. 123-21 of the French Commercial Code. Their annual financial statements are prepared in…
…e basis of the latest annual accounts closed, for two of the three criteria mentioned in Article L. 123-16, a level set by decree and that none of these companies or businesses belongs to one of the c…
…ent registrar informs the sole trader of this transfer, via the single body mentioned in article R. 123-1. Where applicable, the provisions of the last paragraph of article R. 123-83 are applied.
…ring or directing a legal entity resulting from a final court decision in application of article L. 123-44 or a final administrative decision against a registered person or one of its directors, it sh…
…ts is accompanied by a declaration of confidentiality of the annual accounts pursuant to Article R. 123-111-1, the clerk of the commercial court shall complete the request for insertion of the notice…
By way of derogation from this section, class 1 bis investment firms shall apply the provisions of articles L. 511-51 to L. 511-102.
Failure to comply with any of the obligations set out in Article 242 bis, observed during an inspection, is punishable by an overall fixed fine set at a maximum of €50,000.
…192-2" ; b) Where necessary, the reference to the identity number determined pursuant to Article R. 123-221 of the French Commercial Code is replaced by the reference to the TAHITI directory number in…
…192-2" ; b) Where necessary, the reference to the identity number determined pursuant to Article R. 123-221 of the French Commercial Code is replaced by the reference to the RIDET directory number in…
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