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For the application of c of 1 of II of article 220 sexies of the French General Tax Code, cinematographic or audiovisual works that meet the following conditions are considered to be produced mainly i…
The application for provisional approval must be accompanied by the following supporting documents: 1° An estimate detailing production costs and individualising costs in France; 2° A provisional fina…
The video games for which the benefit of the tax credit is requested are selected by the committee of experts provided for in section 2 of IV of article 220 terdecies of the General Tax Code, after ex…
In the case of international co-productions, payments made in execution of production association contracts may not exceed 50% of the participation provided by companies that are nationals of a Member…
…nd date of the cinematographic exhibition permit, if applicable, and the number of screenings planned.
The period provided for in…
The line producer has three months from receipt of the draft audit report provided for in article L. 251-12 to submit its written observations to the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée.
The Minister responsible for culture may also request any information or document likely to specify the conditions of the planned operation or the measures enabling the objective of research into the…
Public performances likely to result in exclusion from the benefit of financial aid are recorded in accordance with the forms and procedures mentioned in…
For the "Dramatic content" group, a maximum of 20 points are awarded as follows: 1° A maximum of 3 points will be awarded to the "Setting" sub-group, allocated in turn as follows: a) At least one of t…
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