Shares of movable or immovable property that are part of a succession or a marital community and that are made solely between the original members of the joint ownership, their spouse, ascendants, descendants or universal beneficiaries of one or more of them, are not considered to transfer ownership to the extent of the balances or capital gains. The same applies to divisions of undivided property resulting from a shared gift and divisions of undivided property acquired by partners who have entered into a civil solidarity pact or by spouses, before or during the pact or marriage. In these cases, tax is levied on the net value of the shared assets determined without deduction of these balances or capital gains.
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