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Article 74 B of the French General Tax Code

A decree sets out the conditions for application of articles 74 and 74 A. It also specifies: – the methods for determining taxable income as defined in article 74; – the conditions for exercising and the period of validity of the options provided for in Article 69; – the rules applicable in the event of a change of tax regime; – the nature and content of the documents that farmers…

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Article 75-0 A of the French General Tax Code

1. The exceptional income of a farmer subject to a real taxation system may, by option, be attached, in equal fractions, to the results of the financial year in which it is realised and of the six following financial years. The provisions of I of article 163-0 A shall apply in respect of each of these financial years regardless of the amount of the fraction referred to in the first…

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Article 75-0 B of the French General Tax Code

At the option of taxpayers with agricultural profits subject to an actual taxation system, the agricultural profit used as the basis for the progressive tax is equal to the average of the profits for the tax year and the two previous years. In calculating this average, no account is taken of losses carried forward. The option is valid for the year in respect of which it is exercised and for…

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Article 75-0 C of the French General Tax Code

I.-At the request of the farmer, the income tax relating to the following income is assessed each year in fifths for the year of cessation and the following four years: 1° The sums deducted in application of articles 72 D, 72 D bis, 72 D ter and 73, which have not yet been used and added to the immediately taxable profit for the year in which the company ceases to…

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Article 75 of the French General Tax Code

The income from ancillary activities falling within the category of industrial and commercial profits and that of non-commercial profits earned by a farmer subject to an actual taxation system may be taken into account in determining agricultural profits when, in respect of the three calendar years preceding the date on which the financial year begins, the annual average of ancillary commercial and non-commercial income for these three years does not…

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Article 76 of the French General Tax Code

1. With regard to woods, oseraies, alder groves and willow groves located in France, the taxable agricultural profit from the felling of woodland is set at a sum equal to the income used as the basis for the property tax assessed on these properties in respect of the year of taxation. Profits resulting from the harvesting of products such as fruit, bark or resin, with a view to the sale…

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Article 76 A of the French General Tax Code

Capital gains realised on the disposal of land for forestry use or forest stands are subject to income tax under the conditions set out in the articles 150 U to 150 VH when the activity of exploitation or management of these lands and stands is not carried out on a professional basis by the transferor within the meaning of IV of article 155.

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Article 77 A of the French General Tax Code

L intéressement aux résultats de l’exploitation agricole perçie par les associés d’exploitation, en application du 2° de Article L. 321-7 of the Rural and Maritime Fishing Code, is subject to the regime provided by article 83 and 5 of article 158.

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Article 78 of the French General Tax Code

Whether it is a farm lease or a sharecropping lease, the owner is required, each time the lease is renewed or amended, to submit to the administration, within three months, a declaration indicating the designation of the holding, by reference to the land register, and its total surface area, as well as the surname and first names of the farmer or sharecropper. In the case of a lease with a…

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