Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

imprimé PO

English translation:

P0 form (= P zero form)

Added to glossary by Philip Taylor
Apr 15, 2008 20:38
16 yrs ago
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French term

imprimé PO

French to English Law/Patents Real Estate
This is included in a list of documents to be provided in relation to a property purchase. Any ideas?

- la notice descriptive,
- la liste du mobilier
- la copie des pièces d’urbanisme,
- l’état des risques naturels et technologiques,
- l’imprimé PO,
- le mandat au Cabinet Fiscal
Proposed translations (English)
4 P0 form (= P zero form)
4 P0 form
3 form PO

Discussion

Bourth (X) Apr 15, 2008:
Mine's a large P with a small o or 0.
Ccilb77 Apr 15, 2008:
In fact, it is not PO but P zero (P0).
More references:
http://larecherche.service-public.fr/df/oxide
Ccilb77 Apr 15, 2008:
That's what it is, though I couldn't find what PO stands for:
http://reseaucfe.inpi.fr/formulaires/pdf/p0cmb.pdf

Proposed translations

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Selected

P0 form (= P zero form)

That's just the name given to the form. P0, P1, P2,... are various forms that one must fill before creating a business or closing down one.
Here is what it consists in:
http://www.jurisint.org/ohada/form/notic_p0.html
http://reseaucfe.inpi.fr/formulaires/pdf/p0cmb.pdf
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "It was Ccilb77's second 'note to asker' which first provided the solution, so the points are going to him/her, but thanks as always for all the other answers and comments."
29 mins

P0 form

Actually it's a P zero form, not the letter 0. I don't believe it stands for anything, it's just the name of the form. Like I-40 EZ tax forms in the US.
Peer comment(s):

neutral Ccilb77 : Then you should maybe have agreed with me instead of posting the same answer
10 hrs
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19 mins

form PO

There appear to be a number of these things. The Ouèbbhe pointed me to my very own "imprimé Po cerfa N°90-9151 - Déclaration de début / reprise d'activité non salariée" which I had to fill out upon become a "profession libérale" translator.

Does this sale involve professional premises? "cabinet fiscal" suggests it might.

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Note added at 31 mins (2008-04-15 21:10:19 GMT)
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Création, modification, cessation d’activité
(formulaires M0, M2, M3, M4, etc. et P0, P2, P4, etc.)
http://www.service-public.fr/formulaires/index.html
Here it is (new version; mine, dating from 1989, no longer exists, it would appear):
http://www.1dcafe.com/docs/P0/p0i.pdf
Note from asker:
Yes, it relates to commercial premises. Sorry I didn't make that clear - working on a number of docs, some commercial, some residential, but the references to this term are only in the commercial ones as far as I can see.
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