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France Wants a 5.5-Cent-per-Gigabyte Tax on Netflix, Google and Meta

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On Friday, October 30, 2026, France’s National Assembly adopted amendment I-1358 to the 2027 finance bill. The amendment creates a tax of €0.055, or 5.5 euro cents (about 6.1 U.S. cents), on every gigabyte that content providers send to subscribers of French internet providers. It passed 11 to 10, with only 35 of the Assembly’s 577 deputies taking part.
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