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Article 1747 of the French General Tax Code

Whoever, by assault, threats or concerted manoeuvres, organises or attempts to organise the collective refusal of tax, will be punished by the penalties provided for in Article 1 of the law of 18 August 1936 repressing attacks on the nation’s credit. Any person who incites the public to refuse or delay payment of tax will be punished by a fine of €3,750 and six months’ imprisonment.

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Article 1748 of the French General Tax Code

The procedure of prior formal notice instituted by the last three paragraphs of article 52 of the law of 22 March 1924 is not applicable to correctional proceedings provided for by the laws in force, with regard to taxes collected by the tax authorities. .

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Article 1750 of the French General Tax Code

Natural persons guilty of any of the offences relating to direct taxes, value added tax and other turnover taxes, registration duty, land registration tax and stamp duty shall be liable to the following additional penalties: 1° Prohibition, in accordance with the terms of the article 131-27 of the Penal Code, from directly or indirectly exercising, on their own behalf or on behalf of others, a liberal profession, commercial or industrial…

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Article 1751 of the French General Tax Code

1. (Repealed). 2. In all cases where a breach of the invoicing rules as provided for in articles L. 441-9 and L. 443-3 of the French Commercial Code (1), the offender’s business may be sequestered until the final decision has been enforced. The sequestration measure may be extended to the offender’s entire assets. Receivership may be ordered by the investigating judge or by the criminal court hearing the case, at…

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Article 1751 A of the French General Tax Code

The disclosure of the full name of the beneficiary of an authorisation issued pursuant to Articles L. 286 B et L. 286 BA of the Book of Tax Procedures or of any element enabling his personal identification or location shall be punished by the penalties provided for in IV of Article 15-4 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.

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Article 1753 of the French General Tax Code

The following are not eligible to take part in the work of the committees set up by articles 1650 to 1651 M, 1653 A, 1653 C and 1653 F, persons who, in connection with tax fraud or opposition to tax inspections, have been sentenced by the court to one of the penalties provided for in II of Article 1736,(1) in I of Article 1737, to 1 of Article 1738, to…

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Article 1753 bis A of the French General Tax Code

Any person who, in proceedings to obtain a pecuniary sentence mentioned in article L. 143 of the Book of Tax Procedures, outside the proceedings relating to the action in question, in any manner whatsoever, publishes or discloses all or part of the information contained in tax documents submitted to the proceedings, or makes use of the said information without being legally authorised to do so, is liable to six months’…

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Article 1754 of the French General Tax Code

I. – The recovery and litigation of penalties calculated on a tax are governed by the provisions applicable to that tax. II. – The recovery and litigation of other penalties are governed by the provisions applicable to turnover taxes. III. – Notwithstanding the provisions of I: 1. Infringements of the obligations imposed under I of Article 268 ter and III of article 298 bis, with a view to monitoring import,…

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Article 1755 of the French General Tax Code

1. Except in the case of fraudulent manoeuvres, tax increases of any kind are not applicable to taxpayers who have spontaneously made known, by registered letter sent within three months of joining an approved management centre, association or mixed management body, the shortcomings, inaccuracies or omissions contained in their declarations. 2. The benefit of this measure is subject to the double condition: a. That these insufficiencies, inaccuracies or omissions have…

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