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Article R123-162 of the French Commercial code

The filing of the accounting documents provided for in the first paragraph of Article R. 123-111, accompanied, where applicable, by a declaration of confidentiality or a declaration of simplified publication of the annual accounts pursuant to article R. 123-111-1 shall give rise to the insertion of a notice in the Bulletin officiel des annonces civiles et commerciales in accordance with the provisions of Articles R. 232-19 à R. 232-22.

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Article R123-163 of the French Commercial code

The fees, emoluments and costs relating to the formalities carried out pursuant to this section shall be borne by the applicants. In addition to their emoluments regulated by Articles R. 743-140 et seq., the Registrars shall collect, on the occasion of the filings referred to in Article R. 123-301, the fees due to the National Institute of Industrial Property in respect of the maintenance of the National Register of Companies….

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Article R123-164 of the French Commercial code

When the decisions and notifications provided for in the procedures defined in articles L. 123-3 and R. 123-139 to R. 123-142 give rise to costs, these are advanced by the court clerk. The amount is reimbursed by the person required to register when the situation is regularised. If the person required to register is insolvent, if it is impossible to contact him or if the injunction of the judge responsible…

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Article R123-165 of the French Commercial code

The costs reimbursed to the registrar by the Treasury pursuant to the third paragraph of article R. 123-164 and those relating to proceedings initiated ex officio by the public prosecutor or the judge responsible for overseeing the register are assimilated to those resulting from ex officio proceedings in civil matters within the meaning of 4° of Article R. 93 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.

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Article R123-166 of the French Commercial code

A joint order of the Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice, and the Minister responsible for industrial property shall determine the conditions of application of this Section. In particular, it shall specify: 1° The documents to be provided in support of applications for registration, secondary registration, amending registration and deletion or filing of company deeds; 2° The supporting documents entitling the persons who must prove this to reside on…

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Article R123-166-2 of the French Commercial code

The application file for approval includes: 1° In the case of a sole proprietorship, a declaration stating its name, its activity, its address, the address of its secondary establishments and the civil status, domicile, profession and position of its operator, accompanied by a copy of the latter’s valid identity document ; 2° In the case of a legal entity, a declaration stating its name or corporate name, its legal form,…

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Article R123-166-3 of the French Commercial code

The prefect who receives an application for approval has two months in which to examine it, from the date of receipt. Failure by the Prefect to respond within the timeframe mentioned in the previous paragraph shall be deemed to constitute rejection of the application. When the domiciliary agent satisfies the conditions set out in articles L. 123-11-3, L. 123-11-4 and R. 123-166-2, approval is granted for a period of six…

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Article R123-166-4 of the French Commercial code

Any substantial change in the information provided for in Article R. 123-166-2 must be declared within two months to the prefect who issued the authorisation. When the domiciliation company creates one or more secondary establishments, it must provide proof within two months to the prefect who approved it that the conditions set out in 1° and 2° of Article L. 123-11-3 are carried out for each of the establishments operated….

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Article R123-166-5 of the French Commercial code

Authorisation may be suspended for a maximum of six months or withdrawn by the prefect where the domiciliation company no longer meets the conditions set out in II of article L. 123-11-3 or has not made the declaration provided for in article R. 123-166-4. When the direct debit company is the subject of proceedings before the Commission nationale des sanctions instituted in article L. 561-38 of the Monetary and Financial…

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