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Article D2333-74 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The rate of the progressive levy operated on the gross gaming revenue in casinos governed by the article L. 321-1 of the Internal Security Code is as follows: 6% up to 100,000 euros. 16% from 100,001 euros to 200,000 euros. 25% from €200,001 to €500,000. 37% from €500,001 to €1,000,000. 47% from €1,000,001 to €1,500,000. 58% from €1,500,001 to €4,700,000. 63.3% from 4,700,001 euros to 7,800,000 euros. 67.6% from 7,800,001…

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Article R2333-82-1 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The actual operating revenue referred to in article L. 2333-55 means all operating revenue recorded in the administrative account for the last financial year for which the accounts have been closed and which constitute real movements. They include actual revenue that falls into the following categories of accounts: – income from services, estates and miscellaneous sales; – taxes and duties; – grants and contributions; – other current management income; –…

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Article D2333-82-2 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Persons who operate a casino pursuant to article L. 321-1 of the Internal Security Code must declare and pay the deductions made in respect of their gaming activity during the month following that in which the transactions were carried out. The declaration is filed, together with payment, within the time limits set for turnover tax. The monthly declaration and payment are made to an accountant of the Directorate General of…

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Article D2333-82-3 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The director in charge and the members of the casino management committee must keep special gaming accounts and commercial accounts for the establishment in accordance with the chart of accounts established by order of the Minister of the Interior and the Minister responsible for the budget. The accounting period has the same duration as the gaming season as defined in Article L. 2333-55-2 of the present code. These provisions apply…

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Article R2333-82-4 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

I. – For the application of I of article L. 2333-55-3, events are eligible for the tax credit: 1° When the casino directly provides all or part of the organisation and financing of the event. The expenses referred to in IV of article L. 2333-55-3 may be charged to the casino; 2° When the casino delegates all or part of the organisation of the event to a third party holding…

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Article D2333-82-5-1 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The share of the credits allocated to each organisation mentioned in article L. 742-9 of the Internal Security Code is equal to the pro rata of the number of rescue operations carried out during the tax year in relation to the total number of rescue operations carried out by all approved organisations during the same financial year. The number of rescue operations taken into account in determining this fraction is…

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Article D2333-82-5 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Persons operating a casino pursuant to article L. 321-3 du code de la sécurité intérieure must declare and pay levies as follows: 1° For value added tax payers subject to the normal actual taxation regime provided for in the 2 de l’article 287 du code général des impôts, on the appendix to the declaration referred to in 1 of the same article filed in respect of the month or quarter…

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Article D2333-82-6 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

When the items used to determine the tax base for the levies referred to in article L. 2333-57 du code général des collectivités territoriales are expressed in a currency other than the euro, the exchange rate to be applied is that of the last rate determined by reference to the rate published by the Banque de France from the rate set by the European Central Bank, known on the day…

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