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Article 1778 of the French General Tax Code

The Articles 121-6 and 121-7 of the Criminal Code are applicable to accomplices to the offences referred to in articles 1771 to 1775 and 1777, without prejudice to disciplinary sanctions if they are public or ministerial officers or chartered accountants.

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Article 1783 A of the French General Tax Code

Independent of the applicable tax penalties, breaches of the provisions of 2 of Article 119 bis, of 1 and 2 of Article 187 and of 2 of article 1672 and those of the decree which sets the terms and conditions for their application give rise to criminal proceedings brought on the complaint of the tax authorities and are punishable by one year’s imprisonment and a fine of €3,750. Articles 121-6…

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Article 1784 of the French General Tax Code

Notwithstanding the provisions of articles 1727 and 1731, no late payment interest or surcharge is applicable where the advance payment determined in accordance with the rules laid down in article 1693 proves to be no more than 20% less than the amount actually due.

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Article 1785 of the French General Tax Code

Notwithstanding the provisions of articles 1727 and 1731, no late payment interest or surcharge is applicable to farmers newly liable for value added tax in the event that one or more of the instalments they have paid in their first year of taxation turns out to be 30% or less than the amount of tax actually due for the corresponding quarter.

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Article 1786 of the French General Tax Code

For the application of the penalties provided for in the event of fraudulent manoeuvres, any purchase for which a regular invoice is not represented that conforms to the nature, quantity and value of the goods transferred is deemed to have been made in fraud of turnover taxes and similar taxes, regardless of the seller’s status with regard to the said taxes. In such a case, the buyer shall be liable,…

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Article 1788 A of the French General Tax Code

1. A fine of €750 shall be imposed: a. Failure to file the statements provided for in article 289 B within the time limits. The fine is increased to €1,500 if the statement is not filed within thirty days of a formal notice; b. Failure to present or keep the registers, the duplicate invoices or documents in lieu thereof and the various supporting documents provided for in III of Article…

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Article 1788 B of the French General Tax Code

Failure to present or keep the registers provided for in article 286 quater gives rise to a fine of €750. Omissions or inaccuracies in the information required to appear in these registers give rise to a fine of €15 per omission or inaccuracy.

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Article 1788 D of the French General Tax Code

I.- Failure by a taxable person to comply with the obligations set out in Articles 290 and 290 A shall give rise to a fine of €250 per transmission, provided that the total of fines applied in respect of the same calendar year under each of the same Articles 290 and 290 A does not exceed €15,000. II.-Failure by a dematerialisation platform operator to comply with the transmission obligations set…

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