Loi du 28 mai 1921 portant extension du privilège de Trésor pour le recouvrement des contribution directes, modification de la constitution du fonds communal et abolition des centimes additionnels pour chemins vicinaux.
This text is the preamble and introductory enactment formula of a Luxembourg law of 28 May 1921; it does not state a substantive rule in the excerpt provided.
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- Luxembourg
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- Act or statute
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- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/1921/05/28/n1/jo
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- fr
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This text is the preamble and introductory enactment formula of a Luxembourg law of 28 May 1921; it does not state a substantive rule in the excerpt provided. Spouses living together, even if separated as to property, and other jointly taxed persons are jointly liable for direct taxes imposed in the husband’s name or the collective name. Le Trésor public a un privilège prioritaire pour recouvrer certaines contributions, sans inscription, sur les biens des redevables. Certain holders or debtors of funds owed to taxpayers must, on request, pay the taxpayers’ contributions from those funds, up to the amount due. Le Trésor public peut recouvrer les contributions directes et exercer, comme tout autre créancier, d’autres droits sur les biens des redevables.
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Loi du 28 mai 1921 portant extension du privilège de Trésor pour le recouvrement des contribution directes, modification de la constitution du fonds communal et abolition des centimes additionnels pour chemins vicinaux.
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