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Article 150 VG of the French General Tax Code

I. – A declaration, in accordance with a model drawn up by the administration, records the items used to calculate the income tax relating to the capital gain and, where applicable, the items used to calculate the income tax relating to the capital gain deferred for taxation and determines the total amount of tax due in respect of the disposal made. It is filed: 1° For disposals of assets mentioned…

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Article 150 VH of the French General Tax Code

I. – The income tax relating to the capital gain realised on the assets mentioned in articles 150 U to 150 UC is paid when the declaration provided for in article 150 VG. If applicable, the rules of payability and recovery provided for in Title IV of the Book of Tax Procedures shall be applied for taxes recovered by the competent public accountants. II. – The income tax relating to…

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Article 150 VH bis of the French General Tax Code

I. – Subject to the provisions specific to professional profits, capital gains realised by natural persons domiciled for tax purposes in France within the meaning of Article 4 B, directly or through an intermediary, on the sale for consideration of digital assets mentioned in Article L. 54-10-1 of the Monetary and Financial Code or rights relating thereto are subject to income tax under the conditions set out in this article….

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Article 150 VI of the French General Tax Code

I. – Subject to the provisions specific to professional profits, transfers for consideration or exports, other than temporary, out of the territory of the Member States of the European Union are subject to a flat-rate tax under the conditions set out in articles 150 VJ to 150 VM: 1° Of precious metals; 2° Of jewellery, works of art, collectors’ items or antiques. II. (Repealed)

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Article 150 VJ of the French General Tax Code

The following are exempt from the tax: 1° Transfers made to a museum that has been awarded the “musée de France” designation provided for in article L. 441-1 du code du patrimoine ou d’un musée d’une collectivité territoriale ; 2° Les cessions réalisées au profit de la Bibliothèque nationale de France ou d’une autre bibliothèque de l’Etat, d’une collectivité territoriale ou d’une autre personne publique ; 3° Les cessions réalisées…

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Article 150 VK of the French General Tax Code

I. – The tax is borne by the seller or exporter. It is payable, under their responsibility, by the intermediary established for tax purposes in France participating in the transaction or, in the absence of an intermediary, by the purchaser when the latter is a taxable person for value added tax established in France; in other cases, it is payable by the seller or exporter. II. – The tax is…

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Article 150 VL of the French General Tax Code

The seller or exporter may opt for the regime defined in Article 150 UA provided that they can prove the date and price of acquisition of the property or that the property has been held for more than twenty-two years. In this case, the flat-rate tax provided for in article 150 VI is not due.

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Article 150 VM of the French General Tax Code

I. – A declaration, in accordance with a model drawn up by the administration, sets out, as appropriate, the elements used to calculate the tax or the option provided for in article 150 VL. It is filed: 1° For disposals carried out with the participation of an intermediary domiciled for tax purposes in France or, in the absence of an intermediary, where the purchaser is a taxable person for value…

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Article 151-0 of the French General Tax Code

I.-Taxpayers may, by option, make a payment in full discharge of income tax based on the turnover or revenue from their professional activity when the following conditions are met: 1° They are subject to the schemes defined in articles 50-0 or 102 ter ; 2° The amount of income of the tax household for the penultimate year, as defined in IV of article 1417, is less than or equal to,…

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Article 151 of the French General Tax Code

For the application of in article L. 69 of the Book of Tax Procedures, the tax on income from foreign assets is calculated by multiplying the amount of these assets by the average annual gross yield on the issue of private company bonds.

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