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The rate of calculation is set at 66% of the amount of the sums definitively entered in the automatic foreign promotion account of the foreign sales company.
The calculation rates are reduced when they are applied on the occasion of the exploitation of edited cinematographic works, depending on the duration of the pre-existing filmed elements that are used…
The sums allocated to production companies are paid into a bank account opened specifically for each film.
…two investments per financial year. For a single cinematographic work, the sums invested may not exceed 10% of the estimated cost of that work, up to a limit of €230,000. This limit is raised to €500…
For the purposes of investment approval, feature films must meet the conditions set out in sub-section 2 of section 1 of this chapter.
…k as an original French-language work and as a European work. This classification is without prejudice to the definitive classification awarded by the Autorité de régulation de la communication audiov…
Even when it is not required, investment approval may be granted to any production company that requests it for the production of feature films that meet the conditions set out in section 1 of this ch…
…ation or the initial authorisation. At the end of this period, the sums allocated are repaid to the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée. However, all or part of the sums allocated shall not…
The following are considered to be preparatory expenses for the production of feature-length cinematographic works:1° Sums paid by production companies in return for options or assignments relating to…
The sums invested by production companies are paid into a bank account opened specifically for each film.
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