La fiscalité des cultes en Europe : vers la fin de la singularité religieuse ?

The analysis of tax incentives provided to religious organizations in European countries allows to highlight their alignment with non-profit organizations acting for public benefit. The examination of tax deductibility for donations from individuals and companies leads to identify common key criteri...

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Main Author: Françoise Curtit
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Presses universitaires de Strasbourg 2016-05-01
Series:Revue du Droit des Religions
Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/rdr/1032
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spelling doaj-c17cd1cf033543439cddd2b01d38a27b2021-05-03T02:11:19ZengPresses universitaires de StrasbourgRevue du Droit des Religions2493-86372534-74622016-05-011395410.4000/rdr.1032La fiscalité des cultes en Europe : vers la fin de la singularité religieuse ?Françoise CurtitThe analysis of tax incentives provided to religious organizations in European countries allows to highlight their alignment with non-profit organizations acting for public benefit. The examination of tax deductibility for donations from individuals and companies leads to identify common key criteria and to suggest the application of similar tax measures for all public benefit entities. While removing specific measures as sources of inequality, the assimilation of denominational organizations - whatever their legal status and degree of State recognition - into the category of public benefit associations would constitute an alternative approach to funding of religions contributing to religious pluralism.http://journals.openedition.org/rdr/1032
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La fiscalité des cultes en Europe : vers la fin de la singularité religieuse ?
Revue du Droit des Religions
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title La fiscalité des cultes en Europe : vers la fin de la singularité religieuse ?
title_short La fiscalité des cultes en Europe : vers la fin de la singularité religieuse ?
title_full La fiscalité des cultes en Europe : vers la fin de la singularité religieuse ?
title_fullStr La fiscalité des cultes en Europe : vers la fin de la singularité religieuse ?
title_full_unstemmed La fiscalité des cultes en Europe : vers la fin de la singularité religieuse ?
title_sort la fiscalité des cultes en europe : vers la fin de la singularité religieuse ?
publisher Presses universitaires de Strasbourg
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publishDate 2016-05-01
description The analysis of tax incentives provided to religious organizations in European countries allows to highlight their alignment with non-profit organizations acting for public benefit. The examination of tax deductibility for donations from individuals and companies leads to identify common key criteria and to suggest the application of similar tax measures for all public benefit entities. While removing specific measures as sources of inequality, the assimilation of denominational organizations - whatever their legal status and degree of State recognition - into the category of public benefit associations would constitute an alternative approach to funding of religions contributing to religious pluralism.
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