The French Administrative Court of Appeal of Nantes March 24 issued Decision No. 25NT01793, clarifying permanent establishment (PE), concealed activity, corporate income tax (CIT), VAT, and penalty rules. The taxpayer, a Luxembourg-incorporated company, sought the discharge of additional CIT, VAT, interest, and penalties for an alleged PE in France. On appeal, the Administrative Court of Appeal of Nantes found that: 1) the company’s effective management was in France, giving rise to a French PE under domestic law and the France-Luxembourg DTA; 2) France was entitled to tax the company’s profits and subject its services to French VAT because its activities ...
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