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Article 1416 of the French General Tax Code

Where no special rolls are drawn up (1), the taxpayers omitted or insufficiently taxed on the initial roll are entered on a supplementary roll which may be levied no later than 31 December of the year following the year of taxation.

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Article 1417 of the French General Tax Code

I. – The provisions of articles 1391 and 1391 B are applicable to taxpayers whose income for the year preceding that for which the tax assessment is made does not exceed the sum of 11,885 €, for the first share of family quotient, increased by 3,174 € for each additional half share, used to calculate the income tax relating to the said income. For Martinique, Guadeloupe and Réunion, the income…

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Article 1418 of the French General Tax Code

I.- Owners of premises used for residential purposes are required to declare to the tax authorities, before 1 July each year, information relating to the nature of the occupation of these premises if they reserve the right to use them or, if they are occupied by third parties, to the identity of the occupant or occupants of these premises, in accordance with the procedures laid down by decree. Owners of…

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Article 1447 of the French General Tax Code

I. – The business property tax is due each year by natural or legal persons, unincorporated companies or trustees for their activity carried out under a trust agreement who habitually carry out a self-employed professional activity. For the purposes of calculating the business property tax, the activities of letting or subletting buildings, other than the activities of letting or subletting bare buildings for residential use, are deemed to be carried…

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Article 1447 bis of the French General Tax Code

The construction, manufacture or recasting of military equipment carried out by the State in its industrial establishments is subject to business property tax. The same applies to maintenance and major repairs, study and applied research activities carried out in these same establishments and which are not related to the operational implementation of the armed forces.

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Article 1449 of the French General Tax Code

The following are exempt from business property tax: 1° Local authorities, public establishments and State bodies, for their activities of an essentially cultural, educational, health, social, sporting or tourist nature, regardless of their situation with regard to value added tax; 2° Major maritime and river-maritime ports, autonomous ports, as well as ports with the exception of yachting harbours.

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Article 1450 of the French General Tax Code

Farmers, including salt marsh owners or farmers, are exempt from the business property tax (cotisation foncière des entreprises). Also exempt are employers’ groups made up exclusively of individual farmers or agricultural non-trading companies benefiting from the exemption, and operating under the conditions set out in Chapter III of Title V of Book II of Part One of the Labour Code, as well as economic interest groups made up between farms….

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Article 1451 of the French General Tax Code

I. – Subject to the provisions of II, the following are exempt from cotisation foncière des entreprises: 1° Agricultural cooperative companies and their unions and agricultural collective interest companies that employ no more than three employees or that are dedicated: electrification; housing or rural development; agricultural equipment; artificial insemination; animal and plant disease control; wine-making; packaging fruit and vegetables; and organising auctions ; 2° Agricultural and wine cooperatives, for their…

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Article 1452 of the French General Tax Code

The following are exempt from business property tax: 1° Workers who do contract work for private individuals, or on their behalf and with materials belonging to them, whether or not they have a sign or a shop, when they only use the assistance of one or more apprentices who are no more than twenty years old at the start of the apprenticeship and have an apprenticeship contract drawn up under…

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