French General Tax CodeIn force
1: Tax penalties
Article 1791
…provided for in I is replaced by a fine of €15 to €30 for breaches of the provisions of Article 290 quater.
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…provided for in I is replaced by a fine of €15 to €30 for breaches of the provisions of Article 290 quater.
…graphs and Articles 78-2-1 and 78-2-2 of the Code of Criminal Procedure" and the words: "Article 67 quater of the Customs Code" are replaced by the locally applicable provisions having the same purpos…
…graphs and Articles 78-2-1 and 78-2-2 of the Code of Criminal Procedure" and the words: "Article 67 quater of the Customs Code" are replaced by the locally applicable provisions having the same purpos…
…nce entering France, has not been issued with a residence permit, pays a regularisation visa fee of 200 euros, of which 50 euros, non-refundable, is collected at the time of application for the permit…
…in articles 495-17 to 495-25 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, by the payment of a fixed fine of €200. The amount of the reduced fixed fine is €150 and the amount of the increased fixed fine is €450…
…bined turnover achieved in France during the last closed financial year of all the parties exceeds €200 million and if at least one of the interested parties so requests, the period provided for in th…
…rned by this book. "; 4° In article R. 231-3, the words: "and the nationals mentioned in article L. 200-3" are deleted; 5° The second, third and fourth paragraphs of article R. 233-1 read as follows:…
…rned by this book. "; 4° In article R. 231-3, the words: "and the nationals mentioned in article L. 200-3" are deleted; 5° The second, third and fourth paragraphs of article R. 233-1 read as follows:…
…ed for in articles 199 undecies A, 199 undecies B, 199 undecies C, 217 undecies, 217 duodecies, 244 quater W, 244 quater X or 244 quater Y may only be exercised by companies listed in a public registe…
…alties paid by a legal person in one of the forms listed in the first paragraph of 1 of Article 119 quater or by a permanent establishment to a legal person that is its associate or to a permanent est…
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