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Article 238 octies of the French General Tax Code

I. – Capital gains realised up to a date to be set by decree (1), but no earlier than 1 January 1972, by companies subject to income tax as industrial and commercial profits or corporation tax, on the disposal of buildings which they have built or had built and which do not qualify as fixed assets within the meaning of Article 40, may nevertheless benefit from the provisions of that…

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Article 238 octies B of the French General Tax Code

In the event of the transfer or redemption of the rights of a shareholder taxable in the category of industrial and commercial profits, non-commercial profits or agricultural profits, or subject to corporation tax, in a company that is subject to articles 8 to 8 terand who carries on a real estate business, the professional capital gain arising from the disposal of an asset mentioned in articles 150 U, 150 UB…

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Article 238 octies C of the French General Tax Code

I. – Capital gains generated by a company on the exchange of a property with the State, a local authority, a competent public establishment for inter-municipal cooperation or a public establishment or association mentioned in Chapters I, II and IV of Title II of Book III of the Town Planning Code may, on option, not be taxed on the exchange, provided that: a) The property or properties handed over at…

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Article 238 nonies of the French General Tax Code

When the purchaser is a public authority, the capital gain realised on the disposal of undeveloped land or a similar asset within the meaning of A of article 1594-0 G may, for income tax or corporation tax purposes, be applied, at the request of the taxpayer, to the income for the year in which the compensation was actually received.

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Article 238 decies of the French General Tax Code

I. – 1 In the event of the contribution of undeveloped land or a similar asset within the meaning of A of l’article 1594-0 G à une société civile de construction répondant aux conditions définies à Article 239 ter, the capital gain generated is, for the purposes of determining income tax or corporation tax, taxed in respect of the year of the last disposal by the company of the buildings…

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Article 238 undecies of the French General Tax Code

When the transfer of undeveloped land or a similar asset within the meaning of A of article 1594-0 G is remunerated by the handover of buildings or parts of buildings to be erected on this land, taxation of the capital gain generated in connection with this transaction is, for the purposes of income tax or corporation tax, established in respect of the fifth year following that of the completion of…

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Article 238 terdecies of the French General Tax Code

The articles 238 nonies to 238 duodecies apply when the transfer takes place at least two years after the acquisition. However, the tax deferral may not exceed five years. Articles 238 nonies to 238 duodecies do not apply to capital gains taxed in accordance with article 150 U.

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Article 238 quindecies of the French General Tax Code

I. – Capital gains subject to the articles 39 duodecies to 39 quindecies and realised in the context of a commercial, industrial, craft, liberal or agricultural activity on the occasion of the transfer of a sole proprietorship or a complete branch of activity other than those mentioned in V are exempt for: 1° The whole of their amount when the stipulated price of the items transferred or their market value,…

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