#2019-683Decree on Mandatory Announcement Threshold for Treasury Privilege
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This French law raises the threshold for mandatory public announcements related to the Treasury's claims from €15,000 to €200,000. This change impacts organizations or individuals with outstanding tax or customs debts, as it alters when such debts must be publicly announced.
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Key Changes
- Raises the threshold for mandatory public announcement from €15,000 to €200,000
- Applies to both tax and customs debts
- Effective starting July 1, 2019
Obligations
What this law requires
Organizations and individuals with outstanding tax debts must only have such debts publicly announced when the debt amount reaches or exceeds €200,000 (previously €15,000)
Customs authorities must only publicly announce outstanding customs debts when the debt amount reaches or exceeds €200,000 (previously €15,000)
Apply the new mandatory announcement threshold of €200,000 to Article 416 bis of Annex III to the General Tax Code
Apply the new mandatory announcement threshold of €200,000 to Article 379 bis of the Customs Code
Implement the decree effective 1 July 2019