It’s about time the tax authorities showed kindness to companies that have been hit hard by the Covid crisis. If more and more companies are bearing the weight of the energy crisis, which is raging due to the explosion of electricity and gas rents, there is no question of easing the pressure in terms of tax audits.
“We carry out tax audits based on identified tax risks that are not related to the company’s energy consumption or non-energy efficiency, and therefore this year has more charges in this regard.”, explains the General Directorate of Public Finance (DGFiP). So much for general guidance. Then it’s all about that “sanity”we say in Bersi, without going into more detail.
Obviously, boxes that need to significantly slow down or even temporarily stop production, like Duralex, probably shouldn’t be at the top of the administration’s list of tax audits…
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Source: Le Figaro
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