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Article 1791 of the French General Tax Code

I. – Subject to the special provisions set out in the following articles, any infringement of the provisions of Title III of Part One of Book I, and of the laws governing indirect taxes, as well as the decrees and orders issued for their implementation, any manoeuvre with the aim or result of defrauding or compromising the duties, taxes, fees, balances and other charges established by these provisions shall be…

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Article 1791 ter of the French General Tax Code

The fine of €100 to €750 provided for in I of Article 1791 is set at €2,000 to €10,000 in the case of illicit manufacture, possession, sale or transport of tobacco. This fine is set at €100,000 to €500,000 when these acts are committed as part of an organised gang. The penalty of one to three times the amount of duty provided for in I of Article 1791 is set…

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Article 1794 of the French General Tax Code

For the offences listed below, the penalty of between one and three times the amount of duty is replaced by a penalty of between one and three times the value of the apparatus, objects, products or goods to which the fraud relates: 1° Offences relating to stills and still portions; 2° Offences relating to the fifth paragraph of Article 314 relating to distillery meters ; 3° Infringements concerning harvest, production…

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Article 1795 of the French General Tax Code

I. – The persons mentioned in Article L. 96 J of the Book of Tax Procedures who make available the software or cash register systems mentioned in the same Article L. 96 J are liable to a fine where such software, systems or technical interventions are designed to enable one of the acts mentioned in 1° of Article 1743 of this Code, in Article 1791 ter, in 3° and 5°…

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Article 1797 of the French General Tax Code

With regard to offences committed in relation to taxes on gaming houses, if the duties evaded or compromised cannot be determined precisely, the court shall set the penalty at one to three times the duties on the basis of the information that may be provided to it by the administration, with a minimum of €75. All persons managing, administering or operating the gaming house in any capacity whatsoever, as well…

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Article 1798 of the French General Tax Code

The offences referred to in article 1812 are punishable, at the request of the administration, by the tax penalties provided for in I of article 1791. Whoever makes it impossible for the officers authorised to ascertain the said offences to carry out their duties either by refusing them entry to his premises of manufacture, storage or sale, or in any other way, shall be punished independently of the penalties laid…

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Article 1798 bis of the French General Tax Code

I. – The following are punishable by a fine of €100 to €750: 1° Failure to submit to the administration or to keep the accounts mentioned in 6° of Article L. 311-39 of the code of taxes on goods and services; 2° Failure to submit the documents mentioned in the third paragraph of article L. 34 of the tax procedures book; 3° Failure to inform the administration in the event…

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Article 1798 ter of the French General Tax Code

Failures to comply with the obligations laid down in Articles 28 to 30 of Commission Regulation (EU) 2018/273 of 11 December 2017 and Articles 13 to 20 of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2018/274 of 11 December 2017 supplementing Regulation (EU) No 1308/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 December 2013 on the common organisation of the markets in agricultural products shall be punishable: 1° (repealed) 2°…

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