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Article 1920 of the French General Tax Code

1. Taxes of all kinds and assimilated taxes, tax and criminal fines, the fixed procedural duty referred to in Article 1018 A and claims of all kinds in respect of indirect taxes, recovered by public accountants, benefit from a payment privilege known as the Treasury privilege. The Treasury’s preferential right applies under the same conditions and with the same rank to principal duties, ancillary duties and advance payments to be…

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Article 1929 quater of the French General Tax Code

1. Amounts still owed on a preferential basis by traders and legal entities governed by private law, even if they are not traders, in respect of income tax, tax on the profits of companies and other legal entities, payroll tax, business property tax and related taxes, turnover taxes and related taxes, and indirect taxes, shall be subject to disclosure under the conditions set out in 2 to 5. The portion…

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Article 1960 of the French General Tax Code

1. In matters of direct taxes and assimilated taxes, rebates of any kind, costs reimbursed to the taxpayer and expert appraisal costs charged to the administration are borne either by the Treasury, in the case of taxes or levies giving rise to a deduction for non-discharge costs for the benefit of the State, or by the local authority concerned in the case of other taxes. 2. When an administrative court…

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Article 1961 of the French General Tax Code

Registration duties or the land registration tax when it takes the place of these duties and the contribution provided for in article 879, are not subject to restitution once they have been duly collected on deeds or contracts subsequently revoked or cancelled by application of the articles 954 to 958, 1224 to 1230, 1304 and 1304-7, 1654 and 1659 of the Civil Code. In the event of rescission of a…

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Article 1961 bis of the French General Tax Code

Unless it takes the place of registration duties under article 664, the land registration tax is only refundable in the event of an error by the service responsible for land registration. Subject to this same reservation, in the event of a rejection of the land registration formality pronounced, in particular, by virtue of Article 2423 of the Civil Code or the article 34 amended of decree no. 55-22 of 4…

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Article 1962 of the French General Tax Code

In matters of expropriation in the public interest, registration duties or land registration tax levied on amicable acquisitions made prior to the declaration of public interest are refunded when, within the time limits set by Article R196-1 of the Book of Tax Procedures, it is proven that the properties acquired are covered by this declaration of public interest or by the transferability order. The restitution of rights may only apply…

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Article 1963 of the French General Tax Code

The provisions of Article 1962 are applicable: 1° To all deeds or contracts relating to the acquisition of land, even enclosed or built-up, pursued in execution of a regularly approved alignment plan for the opening, straightening, widening of public streets or squares, communal roads and rural roads, as well as to all deeds or contracts relating to land acquired for the public highway by simple road measure under the conditions…

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Article 1964 of the French General Tax Code

The duties levied on transfers of offices pursuant to article 724 are subject to restitution whenever the transmission has not been followed by effect. If there is only a price reduction, all that has been collected on the excess is also refunded. The application for restitution must be made within the time limits set by Article R. 196-1 of the Book of Tax Procedures.

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Article 1965 of the French General Tax Code

When the existence of the person whose absence had led to the payment of death duties is judicially established, these duties may be refunded with the exception of those corresponding to the right of enjoyment enjoyed by the heirs.

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