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30 March 2020

Crowdfunding And Withholding Tax

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Crowdfunding investments made using French crowdfunding platforms give rise to numerous tax obligations, in particular with regard to direct debit or withholding when paying interest...
United States Tax
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Crowdfunding investments made using French crowdfunding platforms give rise to numerous tax obligations, in particular with regard to direct debit or withholding when paying interest or dividends to investors. The table linked below, prepared by Tax counsel Dorothée Chambon, briefly summarizes, without being exhaustive, some of the applicable rules, depending on the place of residence of the investors and the nature of the investment (loans, minibonds, simple bonds or convertible shares).

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ARTICLE
30 March 2020

Crowdfunding And Withholding Tax

United States Tax
Contributor
Kramer Levin provides its clients proactive, creative and pragmatic solutions that address today’s most challenging legal issues. The firm is headquartered in New York with offices in Silicon Valley and Paris and fosters a strong culture of involvement in public and community service. For more information, visit www.kramerlevin.com
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