- French Constitutional Court to review the 3 percent Digital Services Tax
- Referral made by France’s Conseil d’État on 17 June 2025
- First review since the DST’s enactment in 2019
- Triggered by a taxpayer’s refund claim citing constitutional rights violations
- US is reviewing retaliatory taxes on DST
- Concerns about fairness and equality of the tax
- Allegations of discrimination between domestic and foreign companies
- Unequal treatment of digital and non-digital services
- Issues with group-based thresholds and national presence coefficient
- Potential enforcement inconsistencies disadvantaging foreign operators
- Constitutional Court’s ruling expected in the coming months
- No conflicts with tax treaties were identified
Source: vatcalc.com
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