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Article L436-8 of the French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylum

The issue, renewal of a residence permit and provision of a duplicate of a residence permit to foreign nationals mentioned in Articles L. 423-5, L. 423-17, L. 423-18, L. 425-1, L. 425-3, L. 425-6 or L. 425-8 are exempt from the collection of the fees provided for in Articles L. 436-1 to L. 436-5 and L. 436-6 and the stamp duty provided for in Article L. 436-7.

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Article L436-10 of the French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylum

A tax is levied on the first admission to reside in France, for the purpose of carrying out a salaried professional activity subject to the condition provided for in 2° of article L. 5221-2 of the Labour Code, of a foreign worker or an employee temporarily seconded by a company not established in France under the conditions provided for in Title VI of Book II of Part One of the…

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Article L436-11 of the French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylum

The tax is declared, liquidated and paid by the taxpayer on dates determined by order of the minister responsible for the budget. The frequency of declarations and payments is at most monthly and at least annual. In the event of cessation of activity by the taxpayer, the amount due is established immediately. The tax is declared, paid and, where applicable, regularised in accordance with the procedures laid down for the…

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