France expands VAT spending threshold in a bid to attract shoppers

Published: 3-Jun-2019
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Threshold has been changed to a minimum spend of €100 over three days, with an upper limit of €3,000

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France has announced a number of VAT incentives to boost the spending power of non-EU tourists.

Under the new measures, instead of having to spend at least €175 in a day (with an upper threshold of €1,000) in order to reclaim VAT, non-EU tourists will now only have to spend €100 over three days, with an upper threshold of €3,000.

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