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French General Tax CodeIn force
4: Income from receivables, deposits and guarantees

Article 125

…erest, arrears, redemption premiums or any other proceeds from the securities designated in article 124. Tax is due by the sole fact, either of the payment of interest, however made, or of its entry i…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
4: Income from receivables, deposits and guarantees

Article 124

…ne exploitation minière, les intérêts, arrérages, primes de remboursement et tous autres produits : 1° Des créances hypothécaires, privilégiées et chirographaires, à l'exclusion de celles représentées…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
III: Provisions common to property tax on built-up and non-built-up properties

Article 1399

…the Minister of the Economy and Finance, the Minister of the Interior and the Minister of Industry (1).

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French General Tax CodeIn force
III: Provisions common to property tax on built-up and non-built-up properties

Article 1400

I. - Subject to the provisions of Articles 1403 and 1404, all property, whether built or unbuilt, must be taxed in the name of the current owner.II. - When a property is encumbered by usufruct or leas…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
III: Provisions common to property tax on built-up and non-built-up properties

Article 1401

Taxpayers may only be released from the taxation to which wasteland and waste land, moorland and heathland and land habitually flooded or devastated by water must be subject if these properties are re…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
I: Assessment of built properties

Article 1496

…uipment. II bis. - In Mayotte, the rental value determined pursuant to II is reduced by 60%. III. - 1. For the assessment of property tax on built-up properties, the rental value of premises rented on…

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French General Tax CodeIn force
I: Assessment of built properties

Article 1497

By way of derogation from Article 1496 I, housing premises of an exceptional nature are valued under the conditions provided for in Article 1498, as in force on 31 December 2016.

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French General Tax CodeIn force
Chapter 1: Direct taxes and similar levies

Article 1600

…and divided between the regional chambers of commerce and industry, under the conditions set out in 10° of article L. 711-16 of the French Commercial Code.Exempt from this tax are:1° Taxpayers who exc…

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French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
Section 6: Financial and accounting provisions

Article L5217-12-1

Metropolises' compulsory expenditure includes in particular: 1° Office and printing costs for the department of the metropolis and the costs of conserving the archives of the metropolis and the compen…

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French Code of Criminal ProcedureIn force
Title XIV bis: Assistance with the recovery of damages for victims of offences

Article 706-15-1

…a result of a criminal offence, but who cannot obtain compensation under the articles 706-3 or 706-14, may apply for assistance in recovering these damages and interest as well as the sums awarded pu…

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