Article 775 bis
Annuities and compensation paid or due to the deceased as compensation for bodily injury resulting from an accident or illness are deductible from the assets of the estate at their nominal value..
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Annuities and compensation paid or due to the deceased as compensation for bodily injury resulting from an accident or illness are deductible from the assets of the estate at their nominal value..
The direct line rate applies to gifts made to children abandoned as a result of wartime events, where they have received uninterrupted help and care for at least five years from the donor during their…
For the application of registration duties, the settlor's rights resulting from the trust contract are deemed to relate to the assets forming the trust estate. When these rights are transferred, trans…
Where the land registration tax does not take the place of registration duties, only one proportional tax is payable, in any event, on the main deed and on the deed supplementing, interpreting, rectif…
Exchanges of immovable property are subject to land registration tax or 5% registration duty. The tax or duty is levied on the value of one of the shares where there is no return. If there is a return…
Auction on reiteration of auctions of immovable property is subject to proportional land registration tax or proportional registration duty only on what exceeds the price of the previous auction, if t…
When effected by deed in France, transfers for valuable consideration of foreign movable property, whether tangible or intangible, are subject to transfer duties under the same conditions as if they r…
When effected by deed executed abroad, transfers of holdings in legal entities with a preponderance of real estate assets as defined in 2° of I of Article 726 are subject to registration duty under th…
Limited-term leases of real estate made for a term of more than twelve years, with the exception of those mentioned in
Sont exonérées du droit d'enregistrement ou de la taxe de publicité foncière prévus à article 746 the transactions mentioned in the first paragraph of article 151 octies C.
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