Article 302 bis ZK
The rate of the levies mentioned in articles 302 bis ZH and 302 bis ZI is set at :27.9% of gross gaming revenue in respect of sports betting marketed in a physical distribution network and 33.7% of gr…
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The rate of the levies mentioned in articles 302 bis ZH and 302 bis ZI is set at :27.9% of gross gaming revenue in respect of sports betting marketed in a physical distribution network and 33.7% of gr…
…2 May 2010 relating to the opening up to competition and the regulation of the online gambling sector.The levies mentioned in Articles 302 bis ZG and 302 bis ZH are payable upon completion of the even…
Release of all or part of the freezing order may be requested by any interested person.When the investigating judge considers, of his own motion or at the request of any interested person, releasing t…
…e three years preceding the date of expiry of the lease or its extension as provided for in article L. 145-9, the latter date being either the date for which notice was given or, if an application for…
Under the conditions set out in Article 15 of the 1965 Finance Act (no. 64-1279 of 23 December 1964), a levy equal to 12% of the commission accruing to racing companies, net of any remuneration to aut…
The health fee referred to in article 302 bis S is also levied on imports of meat, whether prepared or not. It is payable by the importer or customs declarant. It is established and recovered by the c…
…l penalty:1° Failure by any person exploiting a medicinal product or a product mentioned in article L. 5121-1 or by any holder of the authorisation provided for in article L. 4211-6 to comply with the…
I. - Any person making the first purchase or taking delivery of fishery or aquaculture products shall pay a health fee for first placing on the market to the State.II. - This fee is based on the weigh…
…these products in order to allow them to be examined, if necessary. This sample is placed under seal. The seized substances must be weighed by the investigating judge or by a judicial police officer…
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