- France’s Constitutional Court will review the 3 percent digital services tax for constitutional compliance
- The review follows a referral from the Supreme Administrative Court
- The tax applies to companies with global revenue over EUR 750 million and digital services revenue in France over EUR 25 million
- Digital Classifieds France claims the tax violates equality principles under the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
- Concerns include inequality between taxed and exempt companies, discriminatory exclusions, unequal treatment of digital services, flawed territoriality rules, inconsistent calculations, excessive thresholds, and enforcement disparities affecting foreign operators
- A decision from the Constitutional Court is expected soon
Source: regfollower.com
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