- The French Constitutional Council upheld the digital services tax provisions.
- The tax is based on revenue from digital services in France and is not considered disproportionate.
- The tax applies uniformly to all companies meeting the liability thresholds, regardless of their residence.
- Dual revenue thresholds align with the goal of targeting large digital service providers.
- The provisions are consistent with the French Constitution and remain valid.
- The decision supports the legal framework of France’s digital services tax.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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