#ECOE2301932ADecree on Reduced General Tax Rate for Polluting Activities
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This decree establishes a reduced tax rate for waste management activities, specifically targeting the sorting and recycling of materials that have been collected separately. It specifies thresholds for acceptable levels of waste residues and contaminants to qualify for this tax reduction, as well as parameters for determining these limits over a continuous 12-month period. The law aims to incentivize proper waste segregation and recycling practices to minimize environmental impact.
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Key Changes
- Reduction of tax for waste management operations based on sorting practices
- Defined thresholds for acceptable waste residues and contaminants
- Continuous monitoring period of 12 months for compliance
Obligations
What this law requires
Waste sorting operators must monitor and maintain sorting residue proportions within the maximum thresholds specified in the annex table for each waste stream category over a continuous 12-month period
Waste sorting operators must monitor and maintain undesirable waste proportions within the maximum thresholds specified in the annex table for each waste stream category during the 12-month measurement period
Operators must define and declare a continuous 12-month period for measuring compliance with thresholds, which applies to all waste residues received during those 12 months
Sorting operations must take place in a classified installation for environmental protection as defined in Title I of Book V of the environmental code, either immediately after separate collection or as preliminary treatment before material recovery
Waste streams must be collected separately as defined in Article L. 541-1-1 of the environmental code to be eligible for the reduced tax rate