- French Senate accepted Bill No. 768 to reduce VAT on energy supplies
- VAT rate on electricity and natural gas to be reduced to 5.5 percent from 20 percent
- Energy suppliers must report quarterly to the Energy Regulatory Commission
- Suppliers required to show VAT reduction on invoices and pass it to consumers
- Penalties for noncompliance up to 2 percent of annual turnover
- Government to report within 12 months on the law’s impact
- Law effective August 1
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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