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Article 1085 of the French General Tax Code

Transfers of assets between social security bodies mentioned in the Social Security Code are exempt from any collection of tax duties and do not give rise to the application of Article 879. The same applies to transfers of the assets of their social and economic committees following the merger of bodies.

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Article 1090 of the French General Tax Code

The duties payable on judicial decisions to which the judicial agent of the State is a party are liquidated as a debit. They are assimilated, for recovery, prosecution, procedure and prescription, to the principal of the sentence. However, if the Treasury is convicted, it is exempt from payment of the duties.

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Article 1090 A of the French General Tax Code

I. – Except where they involve a transfer of ownership, usufruct or enjoyment, decisions given in proceedings where at least one of the parties is in receipt of legal aid are exempt from registration duties (1). II. – The registration duties and penalties payable on: a) the decisions mentioned in I and which involve a transfer of ownership, usufruct or enjoyment; b) the deeds and documents produced by the beneficiary…

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Article 1090 B of the French General Tax Code

When it takes the place of registration duties under Article 664, any land registration tax that may be due is liquidated as a debit under the conditions indicated, for registration duties, in II of Article 1090 A. When it does not take the place of registration fees, the land registration tax is not payable on the formalities required by beneficiaries of legal aid. However, the tax not collected on the…

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