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Part Three: Working hours, pay, profit-sharing and employee savings schemes

Article R3332-31 of the French Labour Code

The tax credit and tax credit attached to income from the collective portfolio or individually held securities acquired as part of a company savings plan give rise to the issue of a separate certificate, in accordance with the provisions of article 77 of appendix II to the general tax code. Where such income is fully exempt, in accordance with the provisions of the first two sentences of II of article…

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Article R3332-32 of the French Labour Code

The request for reimbursement of the tax credit, accompanied by the certificate, is sent to the tax office of the organisation that issued it. The refund is made to that organisation, which is responsible for using the corresponding sums in the same way as the income to which they relate.

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Article R3333-1 of the French Labour Code

The provisions relating to payments, the composition and management of the company savings plan set out in articles R. 3332-8 to R. 3332-14, then articles R. 3332-16 to R. 3332-18 as well as those relating to the unavailability of sums and the social and tax regime set out in articles R. 3332-28 to R. 3332-32, apply to the inter-company savings plan.

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Article R3333-2 of the French Labour Code

The inter-company savings plan may collect sums arising either from profit-sharing provided for by agreement or set up in accordance with the second paragraph of article L. 3323-6, or from the agreement setting up the plan.

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Article R3333-3 of the French Labour Code

In the event of voluntary profit-sharing under the conditions of article L. 3323-6, the agreement establishing the inter-company savings plan specifies the formula for calculating the special profit-sharing reserve. If the agreement has not adopted the formula provided for in articles L. 3324-1 and L. 3324-3, it shall include, in accordance with article L. 3324-2, the equivalence of benefits clause and one of the four ceilings provided for in the…

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Article R3333-4 of the French Labour Code

The rules of the inter-company savings plan specify the terms and conditions of the company contribution, which may not be less than the cost of account management. In the event of liquidation of the company, account management fees due after the liquidation will be charged to the participants.

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Article R3333-6 of the French Labour Code

The amendment to the rules of an inter-company savings plan set up between several individual employers, concluded in accordance with the provisions of the second and third paragraphs of article L. 3333-7, is filed with the departmental directorate for employment, work and solidarity with which the plan rules were filed in accordance with the provisions of article R. 3332-4.

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Article R3334-1 of the French Labour Code

The provisions relating to payments, the composition and management of the company savings plan and the valuation of securities set out in articles R. 3332-9 to R. 3332-23 as well as those relating to the unavailability of sums and the social and tax regime set out in articles R. 3332-30 to R. 3332-32 apply to the collective retirement savings plan.

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Article R3334-1-1 of the French Labour Code

I.-Within the limit set by article L. 3334-8, days of leave invested in the collective retirement savings plan, at the request of the employee, are invested for the value of the leave allowance calculated in accordance with the provisions of articles L. 3141-24 to L. 3141-27. II – The rules of the collective retirement savings plan provide for the default allocation of sums corresponding to the share of the special…

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