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Article 1825 C of the French General Tax Code

Failing completion of the formalities mentioned in 5° of article L. 311-39 of the code of taxes on goods and services and applicable to itinerant distillers, and unless the provisions of article 1808, the circulation permit ceases to have effect and the itinerant still hirer may not obtain a new one for a period of six months, extended to one year in the event of a repeat offence. .

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Article 1825 F of the French General Tax Code

No informer may claim any discount or remuneration whatsoever unless it is proven in writing that the information he or she provided was provided prior to the report. The penalties of Article 226-10 of the Penal Code shall apply to any individual found to have, verbally or in writing, falsely and in bad faith reported alleged breaches of tax laws.

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Article 1825 G of the French General Tax Code

Customs officers are competent to investigate, record and prosecute offences relating to indirect taxes, duties, taxes, fees and charges subject to the same rules. This article does not apply to infringements of the provisions of Article 290c.

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Article 1825 H of the French General Tax Code

Customs officers are competent to investigate, record and prosecute, as in matters of indirect taxation, offences in the following matters, insofar as they are governed by this Code or the Book of Tax Procedures: 1° Guarantee of gold, silver and platinum materials; 2° Non-tax regulations in the field of viticulture, cereals, tobacco and alcohol.

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