1. Natural persons who, in the exercise of their profession, pay commission, brokerage, commercial or other rebates, occasional or other fees, gratuities and other remuneration to third parties must declare these sums.
These sums are contributed, in the name of the beneficiary, according to the nature of the activity for which the beneficiary received them.
The declaration may be filed in accordance with the procedures set out in the first paragraph of the article 87 A, regardless of the status of the third-party beneficiary, during the month of January of the calendar year following that in which these sums were paid.
Failing this, the declaration is filed with the body or administration designated by decree, no later than 31 January of the calendar year following that during which these sums were paid or, by way of derogation, at the same time as the income tax return.
It is also filed in the cases provided for in the article 89.
1. bis The declaration provided for in 1 must show separately for each of the beneficiaries the amount of the allowances or reimbursements for expenses which have been allocated to them and, where applicable, the actual value of the benefits in kind which have been granted to them.
2. The provisions of 1 and 1 bis are applicable to all legal entities or bodies, whatever their purpose or activity, including State, departmental and municipal administrations and all bodies placed under the control of the administrative authority.
3 (Transferred to 1 of I of article 1736).