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Chapter IV: Provisions common to the taxes, income and profits referred to in Chapters I to III

Article 235 quater of the French General Tax Code

I.-The beneficiary of income and profits subject to withholding or deductions at source mentioned in articles 119 bis, 182 A bis, 182 B, 244 bis, 244 bis A and 244 bis B may request that the tax paid pursuant to these articles be refunded when the following conditions are met: 1° The beneficiary of the income and profits is a legal entity or a body, whatever its form, whose registered…

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Article 235 quinquies of the French General Tax Code

I.-The beneficiary of the income and sums subject to the withholding tax provided for in article 119 bis (2) and articles 182 A bis and 182 B may request that the tax thus paid be refunded to him, in the amount of the difference between this tax and the tax determined on the basis of a base net of the acquisition and conservation expenses directly attached to this income and…

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Article 236 of the French General Tax Code

I. – For income tax or corporation tax purposes, operating expenses incurred in scientific or technical research operations may, at the company’s option, be capitalised or deducted from the results for the year or financial year in which they were incurred. When a company has chosen to deduct them, these expenses may not be taken into account when assessing the cost of inventories. These provisions apply to expenses incurred in…

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Article 236 bis of the French General Tax Code

If a company that has opted for the regime defined in the second paragraph of 1° bis of 1 of Article 39 is absorbed by a company that has not exercised this option, the paid holiday pay corresponding to the rights acquired by the transferred employees, during the neutralised period defined below, is not deductible. This neutralised period is the period during which the unused entitlements of these employees were…

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Article 236 ter of the French General Tax Code

For income tax or corporation tax purposes, expenses incurred in connection with preliminary archaeological studies or archaeological operations that constitute an element of the cost price of a fixed asset may be deducted from the results of the financial year in which they are incurred, if they are carried out in application of the provisions of the amended law of 27 September 1941 regulating archaeological excavations, the amended law no….

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Article 237 bis of the French General Tax Code

In accordance with the provisions of the first paragraph of Article L. 5422-10 du code du travail, employers’ contributions to the financing of the insurance allowance provided for in l’article L. 5422-1 of the same code as well as the additional allowance provided for in Article L. 3232-6 of the aforementioned code are deductible from taxable profits for the purposes of determining the income tax or corporation tax due by…

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Article 237 ter of the French General Tax Code

Sums paid by the company, in application of savings plans set up in accordance with the provisions of Title III of Book III of Part Three of the Labour Code are deducted from its profits for the purposes of income tax or corporation tax.

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Article 237 ter A of the French General Tax Code

I. – In accordance with the first paragraph of Article L. 3315-1 du code du travail and subject to the provisions set out in the third paragraph of the same article, the amount of profit-sharing paid in cash by companies pursuant to a profit-sharing contract is deductible from the bases used for the assessment of corporation tax or income tax. II. – From 1 January 1991, dividends on labour shares…

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