- The deadline for the annual declaration of the unique taxable person has been changed to January 10th starting from 2024
- This change aims to simplify the update of tax data for each member of the unique taxable person
- Entities not yet established or subject to VAT can join the unique taxable person within a three-year period
- Related documents include information on entries, exits, deductions, and declarative obligations under the unique taxable person regime
- Signed by Matthieu Deconinck, Deputy Director of Transaction Taxation, Energy Taxation, and Environmental Taxation
Source: bofip.impots.gouv.fr
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