French Tax Code

The French Tax Code, or "Code général des impôts," is a legal framework outlining the country’s tax laws. It defines types of taxes, such as income tax, corporate tax, and value-added tax (VAT), and explains how they are calculated and collected. The code aims to ensure fairness in taxation, compliance obligations for individuals and businesses, and the processes for appeals. It is periodically updated to reflect economic changes and government policies, serving as the foundation for the French tax administration and providing guidelines for taxpayers and tax authorities alike.