- The French tax code provides an exemption from value-added tax (VAT) for certain operations involving aircraft used by airlines.
- To qualify for the exemption, airlines must have at least 80% of their services to or from foreign destinations or overseas territories, excluding mainland France.
- Airlines are required to provide a certificate to their suppliers confirming their eligibility for the exemption.
- French airlines listed in BOI-ANNX-000215 are considered to meet the eligibility criteria and are exempt from providing certificates.
- The list of eligible airlines is updated based on traffic data from 2022.
Source: bofip.impots.gouv.fr
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