Article 1738
1. Failure to comply with the obligation to file a tax return and its appendices electronically or to pay tax by bank transfer, electronic settlement or direct debit at the initiative of the Treasury…
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1. Failure to comply with the obligation to file a tax return and its appendices electronically or to pay tax by bank transfer, electronic settlement or direct debit at the initiative of the Treasury…
A foreigner who fails to present the competent administrative authority with the travel documents required to enforce a decision refusing entry into France or, in the absence of such documents, fails…
This prison sentence is increased to five years when the acts are committed by violence, breaking and entering or bribery, and to seven years when the acts are committed as part of a group or under th…
A foreigner who evades or attempts to evade the enforcement of a decision refusing entry into France is liable to three years' imprisonment.These penalties also apply in the event of a foreigner refus…
…nditions in France;4° Justification of their integration into French society assessed in particular with regard to their knowledge of the values of the Republic.
The articles L. 2214-1 to L. 2214-4 are applicable to the communes of French Polynesia.
…lopment advice for employees in the private sector;3° Skills development for employees of companies with fewer than fifty employees;4° Training for jobseekers;5° Personal training accounts.
For temporary employment agencies, the rate mentioned in the first paragraph of Article L. 6331-3 is set at 1.30%. This contribution is allocated as follows:-1% is allocated by France Compétences as m…
Employers with at least eleven employees pay the vocational training contribution referred to in 2° of article L. 6131-2 of this code by paying 1% of the amount of earned income used to calculate the…
Employers with fewer than eleven employees pay the vocational training contribution referred to in 2° of article L. 6131-2 of this code by paying 0.55% of the amount of earned income used to calculate…
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