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Article 1599 bis of the French General Tax Code

The regions collect: 1° The component of the flat-rate tax on network companies relating to rolling stock used on the national rail network for passenger transport operations, provided for in Article 1599 quater A. The tax referred to in Article 1599 quater A shall be apportioned between the regions on the basis of the number of train path kilometres, within the meaning of Article 1649 A ter, reserved in the…

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Article 1599 ter A of the French General Tax Code

I. – A tax is established, known as the apprenticeship tax, the proceeds of which promote equal access to apprenticeship and contribute to the financing of actions aimed at developing apprenticeship under the conditions set out in Article L. 6241-2 of the Labour Code. The apprenticeship tax is payable by the employers mentioned in articles L. 6331-1 and L. 6331-3 of the French Labour Code and liable for corporation tax,…

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Article 1599 quater A of the French General Tax Code

I. – The flat-rate tax referred to in Article 1635-0 quinquies applies to rolling stock used on the national rail network for passenger transport operations. II. – The flat-rate tax is payable each year by the rail transport company that has, for the purposes of its professional activity on 1st January of the tax year, rolling stock that was used the previous year on the national rail network for passenger…

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Article 1599 quater A bis of the French General Tax Code

I. – The flat-rate tax mentioned in Article 1635-0 quinquies applies to rolling stock used on the public passenger transport lines mentioned in articles L. 2142-1 and L. 2142-2 of the Transport Code, for passenger transport operations. II. – The flat-rate tax is payable each year by persons or organisations that own, on 1st January of the tax year, rolling stock that was used the previous year for passenger transport…

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Article 1599 quater B of the French General Tax Code

I. – The flat-rate tax mentioned in Article 1635-0 quinquies applies: a) To the main copper local loop distribution frames within the meaning of 4° ter of Article L. 32 of the French Post and Electronic Communications Code; b) At the mutualisation points of fibre optic electronic communications networks to the end user within the meaning of Article L. 34-8-3 of the French Post and Electronic Communications Code; c) At…

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Article 1599 quater C of the French General Tax Code

I.-An annual tax on parking areas is levied within the territorial limits of the Ile-de-France region. II. – The tax is payable by the owner, usufructuary, lessee under a construction lease, emphyteutic lessee or holder of an authorisation for temporary occupation of the public domain constituting a right in rem who, on 1st January of the tax year, has a taxable surface area. III. – The parking areas mentioned in…

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Article 1599 quater D of the French General Tax Code

A special annual additional tax is introduced for the benefit of the Ile-de-France region. The proceeds of this tax are decided, before 31 December each year, for the following year, up to a ceiling of 80 million euros, by the Ile-de-France regional council and notified to the tax authorities. The proceeds of the tax are allocated to the investment section of the Ile-de-France regional budget, with a view to financing…

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Article 1599 quinquies B of the French General Tax Code

I. – A tax is levied each year for the benefit of the region and the body mentioned in V, payable by gold mine concessionaires, the amodiataires of gold mine concessions and the holders of permits and authorisations to operate gold mines operated in French Guyana. II. – The tax is based on the net mass of gold extracted by the persons mentioned in I in the year preceding that…

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