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Showing 1001–1010 of 67152 articles for “Art. L 2111-1 et L 2111-2”
Any producer who, in his capacity as line producer, has taken the initiative and financial, artistic and technical responsibility for the production of a feature-length cinematographic work eligible f…
Proceeds from the tax on ticket prices for screenings organised in cinematographic establishments mentioned in article L. 115-1, collected on the occasion of the showing of cinematographic or audiovis…
As part of their duties, the agents mentioned in…
The Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée may, within three years of the date of issue of the cinematographic exhibition licence, audit the production account referred to in article L. 213-24…
Exhibitors of cinematographic establishments transmit to distributors the data extracted from the operating logs of digital projection equipment relating to the exhibition of long-running cinematograp…
The form of the operating account as well as the definition of gross receipts, operating costs and general operating costs are determined by a professional agreement concluded between the representati…
The representativeness of a professional organisation or group of service providers is assessed in particular with regard to the number of operators concerned or their importance on the market in ques…
The deductions from taxable income that companies subject to corporation tax may make in respect of productive investments they make in the departments of Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, Mayott…
Within the framework of the missions listed in 1° and 2° of article L. 213-1, the Film Ombudsman may be approached by any natural person or legal entity concerned, by any interested professional or tr…
Article 1586 nonies of the French General Tax Code governs the exemption from the business value added levy applicable to operators of cinemas.
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