Article 221
…e creation of a new legal entity, contribution to a company, merger, transfer of the registered office or an establishment to a foreign State other than a Member State of the European Union or a State…
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…e creation of a new legal entity, contribution to a company, merger, transfer of the registered office or an establishment to a foreign State other than a Member State of the European Union or a State…
…ms collected by businesses in the digital sector defined in III, in return for the provision in France, over the course of a calendar year, of the services defined in II.II.-The taxable services are:1…
…ration that results in the loss of the francisation of a mortgaged vessel is prohibited, with the exception of the suspension of the francisation referred to in article L. 5112-1-7 of the French Trans…
…rder of the customs territory and a line situated two kilometres inside the line of the customs offices and brigades closest to the foreign country, animals in the categories designated by order of th…
Without prejudice to other rights the registration of which is provided for by the provisions of this code, other codes or civil legislation applicable to Mayotte, the following are registered in the…
The amount of each equity loan granted by the State is made public each year.
…e limits of each of the departments of Guadeloupe, Martinique and Réunion;2° Sales and imports of rice into the department of Réunion;3° (Repealed)4° (Repealed)5° In the departments of Guadeloupe, Mar…
…3° of A of Article 278-0 bis and Article 278 bis relating to products delivered in Corsica;The services referred to in B, C, and E to H of Article 278-0 bis and in a to b nonies of article 279 ;3° (Pr…
…e in which they are located at the time it becomes applicable to them. 2. However, the customs service may authorise the separation of goods which, in the same consignment, have deteriorated as a resu…
…transfers its port of registry to another part of the same territory is required to pay any difference that may exist between the customs duties, duties and taxes, other than those mentioned in the co…
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