BOOK II: INTER-MUNICIPAL COOPERATION

A public establishment for inter-municipal cooperation with its own tax system and its member municipalities may decide, by concordant deliberations of the deliberative body of the public establishment and of the municipal councils, adopted by a majority of at least two-thirds of the municipal councils of the member municipalities of the public establishment representing more than half of the population of the latter or by at least half of the…

I.-Urban communities, metropolises and the Lyon metropolis are required to introduce a community solidarity grant for the benefit of their member municipalities, with the aim of reducing the disparities in resources and costs between these municipalities. The amount of the community solidarity grant is freely determined by the community council by a majority of two-thirds of the votes cast. The introduction of a community solidarity grant is optional for communities…

I. – The tax potential of public establishments for inter-communal cooperation with their own tax status is determined by adding together the following amounts: 1° The product determined by applying the average national tax rate for each of these taxes to the inter-municipal tax bases for council tax on second homes and other furnished premises not allocated to the main dwelling, property tax on built properties, property tax on non-built…

Allocations received by public establishments of inter-municipal cooperation with their own tax status as development grants are subject to monthly payments.

I. – As from 1st January 2001, notwithstanding the provisions of article L. 2332-2, before its budget is voted, the newly-created public establishment of intercommunal cooperation subject to the provisions of Article 1609 nonies C of the General Tax Code will receive monthly advances from January, up to a limit of one twelfth of the amount of taxes and charges transferred, collected by way of assessment in respect of the…