- The tax rate for the delivery of agricultural, fishing, fish farming, and poultry products depends on their “normal” destination.
- The lowest applicable rate is chosen if a product has multiple “normal” destinations.
- Examples of tax rates for animal products are provided based on their nature and “normal” destination.
- Some animal by-products not intended for human or animal consumption or agricultural production have a 20% tax rate.
- Certain animal by-products classified in category 1 or 2 have specific tax rates based on their use as agricultural inputs.
Source: bofip.impots.gouv.fr
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