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Article 300 ter of the French General Tax Code

For the purposes of this chapter, France means metropolitan territory, the territories of the collectivities governed by Article 73 of the Constitution, Saint-Barthélemy, Saint-Martin and Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon. The matchmaking services referred to in Article 300a of this Code are deemed to be provided in France when the place of departure or arrival of the transport referred to in 1° of the same Article 300a is located in France.

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Article 300 quater of the French General Tax Code

The chargeable event for the tax provided for in article 300 bis is the completion of the calendar year during which the matchmaking service referred to in the same article 300 bis is provided in France. However, if the person liable for the tax ceases trading, the taxable event occurs at the time of this cessation. The person liable for the tax is the person who operates the matchmaking service….

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Article 300 quinquies of the French General Tax Code

I. – The tax provided for in article 300 bis is based on the difference between the following amounts, assessed exclusive of value added tax during the calendar year in which the tax becomes due, insofar as the amounts in question relate to the provision of the matchmaking service mentioned in the same article 300 bis, to the transactions mentioned in 1° of the said article 300 bis or to…

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Article 300 sexies of the French General Tax Code

I. – The tax is declared and settled by the taxpayer on the dates determined by an order of the Minister responsible for the budget. The frequency of declarations and payments is at most monthly and at least annual. In the event that the taxpayer ceases activity, the amount due in respect of the year in which the activity ceases is established immediately. The tax is declared, paid and, where…

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Article 302 bis KH of the French General Tax Code

I. – A tax is hereby introduced payable by any electronic communications operator, within the meaning of Article L. 32 of the French Post and Electronic Communications Code, which provides a service in France other than a service provided over an internal network open to the public, within the meaning of the said Article L. 32. II. – The tax is based on the amount, excluding value added tax, of…

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Article 302 bis MA of the French General Tax Code

I. – A tax on certain advertising expenses is introduced with effect from 1 January 1998. II. – This tax is payable by any person liable to value added tax whose turnover for the previous calendar year exceeds €763,000 excluding value added tax. III. – It is based on expenditure incurred during the previous calendar year for the following purposes: 1° The production or distribution of printed advertising material; 2°…

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Article 302 bis MB of the French General Tax Code

I. – A tax is payable by farmers in respect of their agricultural activities, excluding those placed under the flat-rate agricultural reimbursement scheme mentioned in articles 298 quater and 298 quinquies. II. – The tax is based on turnover for the previous year or the last financial year ended as defined in article 293 D, to which are added payments granted to farmers in respect of direct support allocated in…

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Article 302 bis N of the French General Tax Code

Any person who has an animal slaughtered in a slaughterhouse pays a slaughter health fee to the State. However, in the case of contract slaughter, the fee is paid by the third-party slaughterer on behalf of the owner. This fee is also paid by any person who has wild game processed by a workshop that has received the approval provided for in Article L. 233-2 of the French Rural and…

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Article 302 bis O of the French General Tax Code

The rate of this fee is set per animal of each species, subject to a ceiling of 150% of the average flat-rate levels defined in euros by decision of the Council of the European Union. This fee may be adjusted, up to a limit of a 20% increase or reduction in its amount, taking into account in particular the results of official controls carried out in the establishment and the…

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