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When a taxpayer has not complied with all the filing obligations he was required to meet, within the time limits provided for by law, all the taxes due in this respect, regardless of whether or not they were the subject of a subsequent filing, may be subject to the penalty increases provided for in Article 1728 of the French Tax Code, in addition to late payment interest,.
Furthermore, taxes corresponding to insufficiencies, inaccuracies or omissions in respect of tax returns that are filed out of time may also be subject, where applicable, to the penalty increases provided for in Article 1729 of this Code.
However, in such a case, the sum of the penalty increases payable by the taxpayer due to these insufficiencies, inaccuracies or omissions pursuant to Articles 1728 and 1729 of the Code may not represent more than 80% of the corresponding taxes.
Investments in France, a valuable tax system for inbound investors
December 01 2009 |
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September 4, 2006
September 01 2006 |
 | ARSENE strengthens its offering of tax advisory services to companies by recruiting two partners: Antoine Glaize and Michel Taly. - Antoine Glaize, 47, who first trained as an engineer with the Ecole |
Common rules that apply to various taxes
August 24 2006 |
 | (Decision by the French Supreme Administrative Court (CE), April 22, 2005 No. 257254, litigation sect., Limelight Boys: see text in RJF 7/05 No. 724, and the partially contradicting opinion of the law |
Marks & Spencer case (C-446/03)
August 24 2006 |
 | In its Marks & Spencer decision, the Court of Luxembourg laid the first stone in the building of European tax consolidation. The European Court of Justice decided in the way that the European Comm |
Amortization of intangible assets: toward recognition of amortization of the customer base?
August 08 2006 |
 | In three recent, long-awaited decisions relating to the amortization of the rights held with regard to marketing authorizations for pharmaceutical specialties, the Conseil d'Etat (French Supreme admin |
June 9, 2006
June 09 2006 |
 | Fifteen months after its creation, Taxand Global Alliance is present in 30 countries with over 1,500 tax professionals. The first global network of independent tax firms welcomes eight additional coun |
December 13, 2005
December 13 2005 |
 | Denis Andres, 33 and holder of a DESS (post-graduate degree) in business and tax law (DJCE), has been appointed a partner in Arsene. After acquiring experience in business law, he joined Arthur Anders |
November 7, 2005
November 07 2005 |
 | Frédéric Donnedieu de Vabres, 49, founding partner of Arsene in France, has become chairman of Taxand, the first global network of independent tax firms extending to nearly 20 countries. After obtaini |
September 22, 2005
September 22 2005 |
 | ARSENE has recruited two partners and 6 tax professionals: Alain Recoules for the VAT/Customs/Financial Services practice and François Lugand for the Real Estate department. Alain Recoules is leaving |
September 20, 2005
September 20 2005 |
 | Six months after its creation, the first global network of independent tax specialists welcomes firms from ten more countries. Taxand, the first international network of independent tax firms, is doub |
September 19, 2005
September 19 2005 |
 | Taxand, the first international network of independent tax firms, is doubling in size, expanding to 20 countries, 6 months after its launch. This rapid expansion is the result of the growing demand am |
September 1, 2004
January 01 2005 |
 | After setting up partnerships in Spain and Luxembourg, the tax firm Arsene continues its development strategy with the recruitment of a new partner in Paris. Roland Schneider, 43, holder of a DESS (po |
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