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Article 150 UB of the French General Tax Code

I. – Net gains from transfers for valuable consideration of corporate rights in companies or groupings falling within the articles 8 to 8 ter, whose assets are mainly made up of real estate or rights relating to such property, are subject exclusively to the tax regime provided for in I and 1° of II of article 150 U. For the purposes of this provision, companies whose assets, at the close…

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Article 150 UC of the French General Tax Code

I. – The provisions of I and 4° to 9° of II of Article 150 U s appliquent: a) Aux plus-values réalisées lors de la cession de biens mentionnés au a du 1° du II de l’article L. 214-81 of the Monetary and Financial Code by a real estate investment fund referred to in Article 239 nonies; b) Capital gains of the same kind realised by companies or groups with…

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Article 150 UD of the French General Tax Code

The provisions of I and 4° to 9° of II of Article 150 U, of I of l’article 150 UA, of the I of article 150 UB and article 150 UC apply to capital gains realised on the transfer for valuable consideration of all or part of the rights representing property or rights in the trust estate for the portion of these rights which relates to property or rights mentioned…

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Article 150 VA of the French General Tax Code

I. – The transfer price to be used is the actual price as stipulated in the deed. Where a concealment of price is established, the price stated in the deed must be increased by the amount of such concealment. Where an asset is transferred in exchange for a life annuity, the transfer price used for that asset is the capital value of the annuity, excluding interest. II. – The transfer…

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Article 150 VB of the French General Tax Code

I. – The purchase price is the price actually paid by the seller, as stipulated in the deed, it being specified that this price includes the existing property and the works in the case of a purchase made under the legal system for the sale of a building to be renovated. Where it is established that the price has been concealed, the price stated in the deed must be increased…

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Article 150 VC of the French General Tax Code

I. – The gross capital gain realised on the property or rights mentioned in articles 150 U , 150 UB and 150 UC is reduced by an allowance set at: – 6% for each year of ownership beyond the fifth; – 4% in respect of the twenty-second year of ownership. The gross capital gain realised on the property or rights mentioned in article 150 UA is reduced by an allowance…

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Article 150 VD of the French General Tax Code

I. – The gross capital loss realised on the property or rights designated in articles 150 U to 150 UC is not taken into account. II. – In the event of the sale of a property acquired by successive fractions recorded in the same deed subject to publication or registration and between the same parties, the gross capital loss or losses, reduced by an allowance calculated under the same conditions…

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Article 150 VE of the French General Tax Code

I.-An allowance is applicable to capital gains, determined under the conditions set out in Articles 150 V to 150 VD, resulting from the transfer of built-up real estate or rights relating to the same property, located for all or part of their surface area within the perimeters of major urban planning operations set by the deed mentioned in second paragraph of article L. 312-4 of the town planning code or…

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Article 150 VF of the French General Tax Code

I. – The income tax corresponding to the capital gain realised on the property or rights mentioned in articles 150 U to 150 UC is paid by the individual, company or group that transfers the property or right. I bis. – The income tax corresponding to the capital gain realised on the units mentioned in a of II of article 150 UC is paid by the paying institution on behalf…

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