Article L2333-47
Litigation relating to the flat-rate tourist tax is presented and judged in the same way as for registration duties, land registration tax, stamp duties, indirect taxes and taxes assimilated to these…
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Litigation relating to the flat-rate tourist tax is presented and judged in the same way as for registration duties, land registration tax, stamp duties, indirect taxes and taxes assimilated to these…
In the event of failure to declare, absence of or late payment of the flat-rate tourist tax, the mayor shall send the accommodation providers, hoteliers, owners and intermediaries mentioned in Article…
I. - Lodgers, hoteliers, owners and intermediaries mentioned in Article L. 2333-40 are required to make a declaration to the town hall no later than one month before each collection period. This decla…
The amount of tax paid is checked by the municipality. The mayor and agents commissioned by him may verify the declarations produced by accommodation providers, hoteliers, owners and other intermediar…
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In the communes of Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy (Guadeloupe), the rate of the tourist tax referred to in Article L. 2333-26 is set at 5% of the price received for each night's stay, whatever the…
The services of the State which participate in the exercise of the competences transferred to the territorial collectivity of Corsica are, where necessary, made available to the territorial collectivi…
The transfer of competencies to the territorial collectivity of Corsica automatically entails the transfer to the territorial collectivity of Corsica of movable and immovable property used by the Stat…
When the resolution board is informed that a credit institution or investment firm has adopted an early intervention measure as provided for in Article L. 511-41-5, the resolution board may order the…
I. - Commitments which may be used for the internal replenishment of a person subject to a resolution procedure may be written down or converted into Tier 1 capital instruments in order to pursue one…
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