Terms and Conditions
All the content on that site is protected by author reserved rights and intellectual propriety, as defined in the intellectual propriety Code. Any copy or publishing of this content, on any interface, is unauthorized without the consent of their authors, aka percept-studio, who assume the entire responsibility of what they have published on www.percept-studio.com, the official website of percept-studio under the copyright of the authors, " © Percept-studio ".
Since 2006, no specific declaration for a website is asked by the CNIL. Nonetheless, if any personal data are to be published via a website, as for an ecommerce site for example, this site has to be declared to the CNIL. The present website, about websites created by percept-studio, does not contain any personal data concerning our clients or any other person.
Websites creation is defined by Insee as an “artistic creation considered as plastic art”, its social charges have to be declared to Agessa, as art or press photography. Social charges for a single animation have to be declared to the Artists’ House. Website creator statute is author statute; Intellectual Propriety Code says “The author of an intellectual work has upon this work, just considering the fact he has created it, an exclusive incorporeal propriety right to be opposed to anyone.” The only rights an author may offer to any other one are copyright and relevant benefices.
Our clients obtain a copyright for the site we made for them. This copyright isn’t limited through space as far as a website is accessible all over the world. This copyright may be extended to print or other media with eventual geographic limits of the copyright on these media. In case a client decides to use this copyright extension outside the web, he has to mention percept-studio’s reserved rights. Any supplemental work to adapt a website content to any other media will be billed.
Our client statute is the publisher one and he is presently designed as a publisher. Publisher has the copyright on the website percept-studio has created for him. This copyright is limited to a one year renewable period since the website is so achieved it can be set online and it corresponds to its description as defined in a signed agreement. The publisher can pay the bill, corresponding to percept-studio’s work and copyright, either before or after the online setting, but anyway he has a one-month delay to pay it since his copyright gets effective. A partial payment may be asked before percept-studio begins to work for a publisher. The copyright renewal for a year can’t be more than a ten per cent of the creation cost.
The publisher pays the global amount for a website creation to each percept-studio member who has been working on the site. This global amount is equally shared among authors and an identical bill is edited for each author, indicating respective rights and engagements as mentioned in the present text. Before the end of the year, the publisher has to register to the Agessa and to declare the amount he has paid to the authors. The publisher should then pay to the Agessa the CSG, the CRDS and an Agessa pre-count (0,85 % of the total amount paid to the authors).
Website creation is fiscally defined as a non-commercial activity. Due to percept-studio statute, the following statement is mentioned on the bill: "VAT non applicable, Tax General Code, 293 B article". Therefore there is no VAT to be paid, to the great advantage of our clients, which means to your great advantage as a future percept-studio’s client.