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I-2444

Amendement I-2444 — APRÈS ART. 16

adoptedFrance· National Assembly· FR

Introduced

11 October 2018

Last action

19 October 2018 · Adopté

Status

Adopté

Sponsors

Jean-Louis Bourlanges, Sarah El Haïry, Mohamed Laqhila, Jean-Paul Mattei, Erwan Balanant, Géraldine Bannier, Justine Benin, Philippe Berta, Philippe Bolo, Vincent Bru, Jean-Pierre Cubertafon, Marielle de Sarnez, Michèle de Vaucouleurs, Marguerite Deprez-Audebert, Bruno Duvergé, Nathalie Elimas, Nadia Essayan, Michel Fanget, Marc Fesneau, Isabelle Florennes, Bruno Fuchs, Patricia Gallerneau, Laurent Garcia, Brahim Hammouche, Cyrille Isaac-Sibille, Élodie Jacquier-Laforge, Bruno Joncour, Jean-Luc Lagleize, Fabien Lainé, Florence Lasserre, Philippe Latombe, Aude Luquet, Max Mathiasin, Sophie Mette, Philippe Michel-Kleisbauer, Patrick Mignola, Bruno Millienne, Jimmy Pahun, Frédéric Petit, Maud Petit, Josy Poueyto, Richard Ramos, Nicolas Turquois, Laurence Vichnievsky, Sylvain Waserman

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19 October 2018

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Summary

Au troisième alinéa du II de l’article 208 C du code général des impôts, le taux : « 60 % » est remplacé par le taux : « 70 % ».

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  1. 11 October 2018

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  2. 16 October 2018

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  3. 19 October 2018

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