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Article 93 B of the French General Tax Code

In the event of the transfer or redemption of the rights of a shareholder, a natural person, in a company mentioned in articles 8 and 8 ter, who carries out a non-commercial professional activity within the meaning of 1 of the article 92 and which is compulsorily subject to the controlled declaration regime, income tax may be immediately assessed in the name of this partner for his share in the…

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Article 93 quater of the French General Tax Code

I. Capital gains realised on fixed assets are subject to the regime of articles 39 duodecies to 39 novodecies. The long-term capital gains or losses regime provided for in Article 39 quindecies is applicable to income received by an inventor who is an individual and his successors in title in respect of the transfer or grant of operating licences for software protected by copyright, a patentable invention or an intangible…

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Article 95 of the French General Tax Code

With regard to the method of determining the profit to be included in the income tax base, taxpayers who receive non-commercial profits or similar income are placed either under the controlled declaration of net profit regime or under the special declaratory regime.

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Article 96 of the French General Tax Code

I. Taxpayers who make or receive profits or income referred to in Article 92 are obligatorily subject to the controlled declaration regime when they cannot benefit from the regime defined in Article 102 ter. Taxpayers covered by the regime defined in Article 102 ter when they are able to declare the exact amount of their net profit and to provide all the necessary supporting documents in support of this declaration….

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Article 96 B of the French General Tax Code

When non-commercial taxpayers generate both non-commercial and commercial income from the same business, all income is aggregated to determine the limit above which the controlled declaration is compulsory pursuant to I of Article 96. If this limit is exceeded, the non-trading profit is subject to a controlled declaration and the trading profit must be determined according to a real system. Otherwise, profit is determined under the conditions set out in…

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Article 97 of the French General Tax Code

Taxpayers subject mandatorily or by option to the controlled declaration regime are required to file each year, under the conditions and within the time limits set out in articles 172 and 175, a declaration whose content is set by decree (1).

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Article 98 of the French General Tax Code

The administration may request from the interested parties any information likely to justify the accuracy of the figures declared and, in particular, any information enabling the size of the customer base to be assessed. It may demand to see the journal book and the document provided for in Article 99 and any supporting documents. If the information and supporting documents provided are deemed to be insufficient, the tax authorities determine…

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Article 99 of the French General Tax Code

Taxpayers who are subject to the mandatory controlled declaration system or who wish to be taxed under this system are required to keep a day-to-day ledger showing details of their professional income and expenditure. The ledger kept by taxpayers who are not members of an approved management association includes, regardless of the profession practised, the identity declared by the client as well as the amount, date and form of payment…

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