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Article R123-111-1 of the French Commercial code

When the commercial companies constituting the micro-enterprises mentioned in the first paragraph of Article L. 232-25 choose not to disclose their annual accounts to third parties pursuant to this text, the accounting documents filed pursuant to Article R. 123-111 shall be accompanied by a declaration of confidentiality of the annual accounts drawn up in accordance with a model defined by order of the Minister of Justice. The obligation provided for…

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Article R123-112 of the French Commercial code

A commercial company whose registered office is located abroad and which opens a first establishment in France is required to file with the registry of the commercial court in whose jurisdiction this establishment is located, at the latest at the same time as the application for registration, a copy of its articles of association in force on the day of filing; it shall also file, each year, the accounting documents…

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Article R123-113 of the French Commercial code

The instruments of incorporation of legal entities that are not registered or are governed by the legislation of a State that is not a member of the European Union or not a party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area concerned by the last paragraph of Article R. 123-54 shall be filed at the latest at the same time as the application for registration or, where applicable, the amending…

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Article R123-118 of the French Commercial code

In addition to the obligations set out in this Title, European Companies must file, no later than fifteen days after their application for registration, the following deeds and documents: 1° In the event of incorporation by merger, a copy of the certificate issued by the notary responsible for controlling legality pursuant to the second paragraph of Article L. 229-3; 2° In the case of a European holding company, a copy…

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Article R123-119 of the French Commercial code

In the event of the transfer to France of the registered office of a European company registered in another Member State of the European Community or party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area, the provisions of article R. 123-110 apply with the exception of the third paragraph. En outre, est déposé au greffe du nouveau siège social, dans les conditions et délais prévus au premier alinéa de l’article…

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Article R123-120 of the French Commercial code

In the event of a transfer to another Member State of the European Community or party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area of the registered office of a European company registered in France, article R. 123-110 is not applicable.

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Article R123-120-1 of the French Commercial code

Where the company has its registered office in one of the Member States of the European Community or parties to the Agreement on the European Economic Area, the deeds and documents may, at its request, be filed in any official language of the Community. In all cases, one of these languages must be French. Where documents are also filed in another language, their translation into French must be certified by…

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Article R123-121 of the French Commercial code

A copy of the business project support contract for the creation or takeover of an economic activity concluded under the conditions provided for in Chapter VII of Title II of this book shall be filed in the forms provided for in Article R. 123-102.

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Article R123-121-1 of the French Commercial code

Under his own responsibility, the natural person shall file in the forms provided for in article R. 123-102, at the time of his application for registration, a certificate of delivery of the information given to his joint spouse on the consequences of debts incurred in the exercise of his profession on joint property, drawn up in accordance with a model defined by order of the Minister of Justice.

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