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Showing 1561–1570 of 69357 articles for “Art. 4°-a and 4°-c”
The tax credit for expenditure on executive production in France of foreign cinematographic and audiovisual works is governed by Articles 220 Z bis and 220 quaterdecies of the French General Tax Code.
Article 261 G of the General Tax Code governs the application of exemptions from value added tax to admission fees for screenings of cinematographic or videographic works that are pornographic or inci…
…L. 413-1 and L. 413-2, it may suspend or refuse the granting of aid or, where appropriate, demand that it be…
The screenings mentioned in 4° of…
…uvres (Commission for the Protection of Access to Works), the rights holders have the same remedies and, where applicable, the same procedures for the amicable settlement of disputes as those availabl…
Failing conciliation, the Film Ombudsman may issue an injunction within a maximum of two months from the date of referral, which may be made public.
…1 or have it audited by an independent expert. The purpose of this audit is to check the regularity and accuracy of the account.The line producer must provide the Centre national du cinéma et de l'ima…
…L. 111-2, the prerogatives and resources provided for in articles…
The conditions under which the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée may receive from the tax authorities all information relating to the revenue generated by the companies subject to its con…
The members of the classification committees and the classification commission are bound by professional secrecy and may not, in any form whatsoever, report on the discussions of the classification co…
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