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Article 197 A of the French General Tax Code

The rules of 1 and 2 of I of article 197 are applicable for the calculation of income tax due by persons who, not having their tax domicile in France: a. Receive income from a French source; in this case, the tax may not be less than an amount calculated by applying a rate of 20% to the fraction of net taxable income less than or equal to the upper…

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Article 197 B of the French General Tax Code

For the fraction not exceeding the upper limit, set by article 182 A III, French-source salaries, wages, pensions and life annuities paid to French nationals who are not domiciled in France for tax purposes, taxation established under the conditions provided for in Article 197 A a may not exceed the withholding tax applicable under article 182 A. In addition, this fraction is not taken into account for the calculation of…

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Article 197 C of the French General Tax Code

The tax for which the taxpayer is liable in France on income other than salaries and wages exempt under the provisions of I and II of Article 81 A and article 81 Dand other than income subject to the payments in full discharge provided for by article 151-0 is calculated at the rate corresponding to all his income, taxable and exempt.

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Article 199 of the French General Tax Code

Subject to reciprocity treaties, the provisions of article 193 which provide, for the calculation of income tax, the division of taxable income into a certain number of units determined according to the taxpayer’s family situation and dependents are applicable only to French citizens and to persons originating from Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, New Caledonia, French Polynesia, the Wallis and Futuna Islands and the French Southern and Antarctic Territories.

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Article 199 ter of the French General Tax Code

I a. Where the beneficiaries of the income from movable capital referred to in articles 108 to 119,238 septies Band 1678 bis are required, under the provisions of the tax legislation, to submit, for the purposes of income tax, a return including the said income, the sum to which the said income has given rise, by virtue of the articles 119 bis and 1678 bis, is deducted from the amount…

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Article 199 ter A of the French General Tax Code

Unitholders in a mutual fund may set off all or part of the tax credits attached to the income and capital gains from the sale of assets included in that fund. For each year, the fund manager calculates the total sum to which the income received and the capital gains realised by the fund give entitlement. The right of each unitholder to deduct tax is determined in proportion to their…

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Article 199 ter-0 B of the French General Tax Code

Unitholders in a real estate investment trust mentioned in Article 239 nonies may offset all or part of the tax credits attached to the income and profits mentioned in article L. 214-81 of the Monetary and Financial Code included in this fund. For each year, the fund management company referred to in article L. 214-61 of the same code calculates the total sum to which the income received and the…

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Article 199 ter B bis of the French General Tax Code

I.-The tax credit for collaborative research defined in article 244 quater B bis is deducted from the income tax due by the taxpayer for the year during which the research expenses taken into account for the calculation of the tax credit were invoiced by the research and knowledge dissemination organisation. The excess tax credit constitutes a claim on the State for the same amount. This claim is used to pay…

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Article 199 ter C of the French General Tax Code

I.-The tax credit defined in Article 244 quater C is deducted from the income tax owed by the taxpayer in respect of the year during which the remuneration taken into account to calculate the tax credit was paid. The excess tax credit is credited to the taxpayer in the same amount. This claim is used to pay the income tax due for the three years following the year in respect…

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