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Article 275 of the French General Tax Code

I. – Taxable persons are authorised to receive or import goods free of value added tax if they are destined for a supply for export, an exempt supply under I of article 262 ter, a supply where the place of supply is within the territory of another Member State of the European Union pursuant to 1° of the I of article 258 A or a supply outside France pursuant to…

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Article 276 of the French General Tax Code

Any person or company intending to avail itself of a legal or regulatory provision to receive products free of value added tax may be required to present, beforehand, a solvent guarantor who undertakes, jointly and severally with it, to pay the duties and penalties that may be charged to it. The detailed rules for the application of this article shall be laid down by order of the Secretary of State…

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Article 277 A of the French General Tax Code

I. – The following transactions are carried out under suspension of payment of value added tax: 1° The supply of goods intended to be placed under one of the following arrangements provided for by the Community regulations in force: customs clearance, warehouses and temporary storage areas, import or export warehouses, inward processing; 2° The supply of goods intended to be placed under one of the following arrangements: a. The suspensive…

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Article 278-0 A of the French General Tax Code

By way of derogation from I and II of article 257 ter, where the elements other than incidental elements of a transaction are subject to the special rates provided for in articles 281 quater to 281 octies or in article 298 septies, the incidental elements are subject to their own rate determined under the conditions provided for in article 278-0.

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Article 278-0 B of the French General Tax Code

I.-Intra-Community acquisitions and imports of goods, other than works of art, are subject to the rate laid down for the supply of the same goods. II. II – The supply of work under contract is subject to the rate laid down for the supply of goods obtained by means of this work under contract when this work relates to goods of agricultural, fishing, fish farming or poultry farming origin which…

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Article 278-0 bis of the French General Tax Code

Value added tax is levied at the reduced rate of 5.5% in respect of: A. – Supplies relating to: 1° Foodstuffs intended for human consumption, products normally intended to be used in the preparation of such foodstuffs and products normally used to supplement or replace such foodstuffs, with the exception of the following products to which the rate provided for in article 278 : a) Confectionery products; b) Chocolate and…

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Article 278-0 bis A of the French General Tax Code

I.-Religible for the reduced rate referred to in the first paragraph of Article 278-0 bis are energy renovation services that meet the following conditions: 1° They are carried out in premises that have been completed for at least two years; 2° The premises referred to in 1° of this I are used, or are intended to be used, for residential purposes after the work has been carried out; > 3°…

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Article 278 bis of the French General Tax Code

Value added tax is levied at the reduced rate of 10% in respect of supplies of the following products: 1° (Repealed); 2° (Repealed); 3° (Repealed); 3° bis The following products: a) firewood; b) agglomerated forestry products intended for heating; c) wood waste intended for heating; d) Products of horticulture and ornamental floriculture which have not undergone any processing. 4° (Repealed); 5° The following products: a) (Repealed); aa) (Repealed); (ab) (Repealed);…

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