- The French Constitutional Council ruled that the digital services tax (DST) is constitutional. The Council found that the DST does not impose excessive burdens, applies uniformly to companies regardless of residence, and appropriately targets companies with significant global and French digital presence. The provisions were not deemed unconstitutional.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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