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Article 1671 A of the French General Tax Code

The deductions provided for in articles 182 A, 182 A bis and 182 B shall be made by the debtor of the sums paid and the deduction provided for in article 182 A ter is made by the person mentioned in IV of the said article. The deductions are remitted to the tax department together with a declaration in accordance with the model set by the administration, no later than the 15th of the month following the calendar quarter during which the payment was made… The provisions of articles 1771 and 1920 are applicable to these deductions.

The deduction at source is neither made nor paid to the Treasury when its amount does not exceed €8 per month for the same employee, pensioner, creditirentier or beneficiary of the payments giving rise to one of these deductions.

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Article 1671 A

Les retenues prévues aux articles 182 A, 182 A bis et 182 B sont opérées par le débiteur des sommes versées et celle prévue à l’article 182 A ter est opérée par la personne mentionnée au IV dudit article. Les retenues sont remises au service des impôts accompagnées d’une déclaration conforme au modèle fixé par l’administration, au plus tard le 15 du mois suivant le trimestre civil au cours duquel a eu lieu le paiement.. Les dispositions des articles 1771 et 1920 sont applicables à ces retenues.

La retenue à la source n’est ni opérée, ni versée au Trésor lorsque son montant n’excède pas 8 € par mois pour un même salarié, pensionné, crédirentier ou bénéficiaire des versements donnant lieu à l’une de ces retenues.

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