Decision (EU) 2019/6642018/0417(CNS)COM(2018)825

Products eligible for exemption from or a reduction in dock dues

Dock dues tax French outermost regions

Stage: In force, reached 26 Apr 2019
In force: In force since 29 Apr 2019 · CELEX 32019D0664
Procedure: Consultation procedure
Lead DG: DG TAXUD
Last activity: 29 Apr 2019

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Latest: Published in the Official Journal, 26 Apr 2019.

11 Mar 2019
- Feedback on adopted proposal closed: Dock dues tax French outermost regions · Commission
26 Apr 2019
- Published in the Official Journal

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Report · A8-0112/2019Parliament
Text adopted · Decision 2019/0664Commission
Text adopted · OJ L 112 26.04.2019, p. 0021Commission
Report · PE633.050Parliament
Text adopted · T8-0297/2019Parliament

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Consultation	Feedback deadline
Dock dues tax French outermost regions	11 Mar 2019

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The EU authorizes France to continue applying reduced dock dues rates in Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, Mayotte, and Réunion through 2027. This tax advantage offsets economic constraints in these outermost regions. The measure is in force, affecting businesses and economic operators locally.

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