Article 1467
…used for the purposes of his professional activity during the reference period defined in Articles 1467 A and 1478, with the exception of those that have been destroyed or transferred during the same…
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…used for the purposes of his professional activity during the reference period defined in Articles 1467 A and 1478, with the exception of those that have been destroyed or transferred during the same…
Once the community has been dissolved, each of the spouses takes back any property that had not entered the community, if it exists in kind, or property that has been subrogated to it. The joint estat…
The arbitral tribunal shall carry out the necessary acts of inquiry unless the parties authorise it to appoint one of its members. The arbitral tribunal may hear any person. Such hearing shall take pl…
Subject to II, III IV and VI of article 1478, the reference period used to determine the business property tax base is the penultimate year preceding the year of taxation or the last twelve-month fina…
…total gross remuneration received for this activity during the reference period defined in article 1467 A, is less than the limit of 16.5% of the annual amount of the ceiling mentioned in article L.…
…out via third parties when the business carries out, during the reference period defined in article 1467 A, a turnover of more than €4,573,000 excluding tax.
…new books representing at least 50% of turnover during the reference period referred to in Article 1467 A and that do not have the independent bookshop label referred to in Article 1464 I. II. II - I…
…ssment of the number of employees, the reference period to be used is the year mentioned in Article 1467 A.
…etting bare buildings is carried out by persons who, during the reference period defined in article 1467 A, derive gross revenue excluding tax, within the meaning of article 29, of less than €100,000…
…ned in the first paragraph of this I are those applicable for the reference year defined in article 1467 A. The tax base mentioned in the first paragraph of this I means, where applicable, that result…
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