“Engie”, formerly GDF Suez…, is a French industrial energy group. It is the third largest group in the world in the energy sector in 2015. Its main shareholder is the French State, which holds a quarter of the capital. The group was born on July 22, 2008 from a merger between Gaz de France and Suez.
Which didn't stop him to subtract 27.000.000.000 (27 billion) from tax in 2018...
So I'm waiting to see, because with Europe nothing is gained, the temptation is too great for such large groups as Peugeot, Total, BNP, Engie, etc.
As far as we are concerned, our team is taking a break, and for tonight it will be very simple, so we wish you a happy New Year's Eve; )))), do not abuse chocolates...; )))))))))
Good night,
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Managers of listed companies or companies in which the State is a shareholder must "imperatively" pay their taxes in France, said the Minister of Public Accounts Gérald Darmanin in an interview with Sunday newspaper. "As the President of the Republic said, the managers of listed companies or in which the State is a shareholder must imperatively be French tax residents", declared Gerald Darmanin au JDD.
“We are in the process of making sure of this and we are ready to take all the necessary measures if this were not the case”, he added, considering that “the abolition of the ISF, which was a tax absurd, must go hand in hand with a certain fiscal citizenship".
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Profits in France = taxes in France
In its response to the movement of "yellow vests", President Emmanuel Macron had said on December 10 that "the leader of a French company must pay his taxes in France and the large companies which make profits there must pay the tax there".
Concerning deduction of tax at source, which must begin to be applied on Tuesday, January 1, the minister is not particularly afraid of fraud.
“This government trusts the companies (which will have to collect the tax). And if in any system, there may be fraud, the administration will be vigilant, but our role is to support the company,” he noted.
A “bug-free” withholding tax
"It is in any case certain that if, for one reason or another, the tax is not paid normally, it will be without any consequence for the individual", reassured Gérald Darmanin.
“We have worked a lot with companies,” he remarked. "The withholding tax is nothing extraordinary, just one more line on the payslip like social security contributions - and companies already collect the CSG or the VAT"
The Minister of Public Accounts assured the JDD having "prepared this reform with great meticulousness". “The application of the withholding tax rate has been tested on 8 million payslips, without bugs,” he said.
source: 20minutes.fr
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