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For a single cinematographic work:1° The amount invested by the production company under the automatic audiovisual production account may not exceed €500,000;2° The total amount invested by the produc…
Without prejudice to the provisions relating to investment and direct allocation, production companies that have an automatic audiovisual production account have the option of investing the sums enter…
…ave an automatic cinema production account, they must either have exhausted their investment possibilities under this account, or have less than €800,000 in the account. In the latter case, production…
The approval commission is made up of twenty-four members appointed for a renewable term of two years:1° A chairman;2° A vice-chairman;3° Seven representatives of production companies;4° Two represent…
…s of the commission, with the exception of the chairman and vice-chairman, are appointed after consultation with the most representative professional or trade union organisations.
Notwithstanding article…
Direct allocations are calculated each year according to the amount of appropriations allocated to them.For each beneficiary production company, the amount of the direct allocation is equal to the rat…
Automatic financial support for the production and preparation of feature films involves the allocation of investment grants and direct grants.
The provisions of article 39 quinquies only apply to industrial, commercial or agricultural companies.
For the application of the provisions of the first paragraph of Article 3 of 39, relating to the deduction of lump-sum allowances that a company allocates to its directors or company executives for re…
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