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Article 151 decies of the French General Tax Code

Sums allocated by way of profit-sharing to sole traders, members of partnerships who have not opted to be subject to corporation tax and to collaborating spouses and partners who are allocated to the creation of a company savings plan are excluded from the basis of assessment for non-commercial profits and from the basis of assessment for industrial and commercial profits under the conditions and within the limits provided for by…

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Article 154 of the French General Tax Code

I. For the purposes of determining industrial and commercial profits and the profits of non-commercial professions, the salary of the spouse actually participating in the exercise of the profession may, at the taxpayer’s request, be deducted from taxable profits, provided that this salary has given rise to the payment of the contributions provided for social security, family allowances and other social deductions in force. As such, this salary is included…

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Article 154 bis of the French General Tax Code

I. – For the purposes of calculating industrial and commercial profits and profits from non-commercial occupations, contributions to compulsory basic or supplementary family allowance and old age insurance schemes, including contributions paid in exercise of the buy-back options provided for in Articles L. 351-14-1, L. 643-2, L. 652-7 et L. 663-3 of the Social Security Code, invalidity, death, sickness and maternity. The same also applies to premiums paid under group…

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Article 154 bis-0 A of the French General Tax Code

I. – Contributions paid by farm or agricultural business managers under the group insurance contracts provided for in 2° of article L. 144-1 of the Insurance Code including those managed by an institution mentioned in article L. 370-1 of the French Insurance Code for contracts mentioned in article L. 143-1 of the said code, are deductible from taxable professional income. Unless the option provided for in the second paragraph of…

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Article 154 bis A of the French General Tax Code

Benefits paid by the schemes or under the contracts referred to in the second and third paragraphs of I of Article 154 bis in the form of replacement income are taken into account when determining the taxable income of their beneficiary. Daily allowances paid by social security organisations to people suffering from an illness involving prolonged treatment and particularly costly therapy are not taken into account when determining the taxable…

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Article 155 of the French General Tax Code

I. – 1. When an industrial or commercial business extends its activity to operations whose results fall into the category of agricultural profits or profits from non-commercial professions, these results are taken into account to determine the industrial and commercial profits to be included in the income tax base. 2. When a holder of non-commercial profits extends his activity to operations whose results fall into the category of agricultural profits…

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Article 155 A of the French General Tax Code

I. Amounts received by a person domiciled or established outside France as remuneration for services rendered by one or more persons domiciled or established in France are taxable in the name of the latter: – either, where these persons directly or indirectly control the person who receives the remuneration for the services; – or, where they do not establish that this person predominantly carries on an industrial or commercial activity,…

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Article 155 B of the French General Tax Code

I. – 1. Employees and the persons referred to in 1°, 2° and 3° of b of Article 80 ter called from abroad to take up employment with a company established in France for a limited period are not subject to tax on the elements of their remuneration directly linked to this situation or, by option, up to 30% of their remuneration. The first paragraph is applicable provided that the…

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