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France’s 2022 draft finance bill was released on 22 September 2021. Parliamentary discussions should begin on 11 October and are expected to be finalized by the end of December 2021
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Following the transposition of the European Directive 2015/849 on anti-money laundering and terrorist financing in France by the Ordonnance of February 12th, 2020, Article 1649 AB of the French Tax
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The French parliament adopted on 17 November 2020 the 2021 finance law. This article summarizes some of the law’s key provisions applicable to companies, some of which are the same
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2021 Draft French Finance Bill released on 28 September 2020
Please find below the main tax measures of the 2021 Draft French Finance Bill released on 28 September 2020. French Parliamentary discussions on the Bill should begin on 12 October
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French Parliament adopts 2020 finance bill
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The French draft Finance Bill for 2020, submitted on Friday 27 September to the French Council of Ministers, confirms the government’s wish to tax the executives of companies in France.
French social surtaxes: refund claim opportunities
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