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Tax at the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille

In 2025, the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille issued 347 decisions on tax (3% fewer than in 2024), that is 12% of its caseload. 68% of the decisions with a stated outcome are dismissals, against 75% for all administrative courts of appeal. The median time is 19 months, against 20 months for all administrative courts of appeal.

Activity year by year

On tax, the number of decisions of the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille fell every year, from 397 in 2023 to 347 in 2025. That is a decrease of 13%, against a decrease of 15% for all administrative courts of appeal.

The dismissal rate is 68% in 2025, against 80% in 2023; the median time is 19 months in 2025, against 24 months in 2023.

CAA Marseille: decisions on tax per year2023 : Decisions 397 ; 2024 : Decisions 357 ; 2025 : Decisions 3470100200300400Decisions 2023 : 3972023Decisions 2024 : 3572024Decisions 2025 : 3472025
CAA Marseille: decisions on tax per year
YearDecisionsChangeShare of caseloadDismissal rateMedian time
2023397–12%80%24 months
2024357−10%13%74%21 months
2025347−3%12%68%19 months

Series start in 2023, the first full year in which the decisions of the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille were published. CAA Marseille stands for Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille. Share of caseload: share of the subject among all the decisions of the court, computed from 200 decisions a year. Rate and time not computed below 200 decisions in the year.

See also Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille: all subjects Tax in France

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Time to judgment

In 2025, the median time from filing to judgment is 19 months for cases on tax decided at the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille: a quarter are decided in less than 16 months, a quarter wait more than 21 months. This median was 21 months in 2024.

The median time of the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille (19 months) is shorter than that of all administrative courts of appeal (20 months). All subjects together, the median time of the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille is 13 months; on this subject it is 6 months longer.

The median time is calculated on 259 judgments and rulings; 88 other decisions of the year are orders, which count in the volumes but not in the times.

  • A quarter of cases decided inless than 16 monthsfirst quartile
  • Median time19 monthsagainst 20 months for all administrative courts of appeal
  • A quarter of cases wait more than21 monthsthird quartile
  • Decisions counted259out of 347 decisions in 2025
Time from filing to decision, CAA Marseille, 2025< 3 months : 2% ; 3-6 months : 2% ; 6-12 months : 7% ; 1-2 years : 75% ; 2-3 years : 8% ; > 3 years : 5%2%< 3 months2%3-6 months7%6-12 months75%1-2 years8%2-3 years5%> 3 years
Decisions by duration in 2025
DurationCAA MarseilleAdministrative courts of appeal
< 3 months2%2%
3-6 months2%1%
6-12 months7%14%
1-2 years75%53%
2-3 years8%26%
> 3 years5%4%

Judgments and rulings only, excluding orders; time counted from the filing of the application to the decision. Not computed below 200 decisions in the year.

See also Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille: all subjects Tax in France

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Outcome of the cases

Among the 345 decisions of 2025 on tax with a stated outcome, 68% are dismissals, 14% annul the contested act or grant the claim, and 4% are withdrawals or “no need to rule” decisions, which end the case without a ruling on the merits. On this subject, for all administrative courts of appeal, these shares are 75%, 17% and 4%. 2 other decisions of the year (interim rulings, outcome not stated or classified apart) are left out of the calculation.

The dismissal rate of the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille is 7 points lower than that of the same subject for all administrative courts of appeal. Compared with 2024, the dismissal rate on this subject is down 6 points.

Outcomes on tax in 2025
  • CAA Marseille
  • Administrative courts of appeal
  • Dismissed
  • Annulled or granted
  • No need to rule
  • Withdrawn
  • Referred or transferred
  • Other outcomes
Outcomes on tax in 2025
OutcomeDecisions 2025ShareShare: Administrative courts of appeal
Dismissed23468%75%
Annulled or granted4814%17%
No need to rule123%3%
Withdrawn10.3%1%
Referred or transferred5014%5%

Decisions with a stated and classified outcome, excluding interim decisions (expert report, investigation).

See also Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille: all subjects Tax in France

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Same subject in the courts of appeal

The 9 administrative courts of appeal issued 2,254 decisions on tax in 2025 between them; the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille issued 347, that is 15%.

On tax, the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille issued 347 of the 2,254 decisions of all administrative courts of appeal, or 15%. The share of this subject in the caseload ranges from 4% for the administrative court of appeal of Nantes to 12% for the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille and the administrative court of appeal of Paris. Among the 4 courts that issued at least 200 decisions on this subject, the dismissal rate ranges from 68% for the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille to 81% for the administrative court of appeal of Versailles. The median time ranges from 18 months for the administrative courts of appeal of Paris and Lyon to 27 months for the administrative court of appeal of Versailles.

Decisions on tax in 2025
Administrative courts of appeal: Tax
CourtDecisions 2025Share of caseloadDismissal rateMedian time
Cour administrative d'appel de Paris60912%75%18 months
Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille34712%68%19 months
Cour administrative d'appel de Lyon30510%76%18 months
Cour administrative d'appel de Versailles2287%81%27 months
Cour administrative d'appel de Bordeaux1967%––
Cour administrative d'appel de Toulouse1757%––
Cour administrative d'appel de Douai1357%––
Cour administrative d'appel de Nancy1305%––
Cour administrative d'appel de Nantes1294%––

Share of caseload: share of the subject among all the decisions of the court. Dismissal rate not computed below 200 decisions on the subject; median time: judgments and rulings only, excluding orders, not computed below 200 judgments.

See also In cassation: Conseil d'État Tax in France Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille: all subjects

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The other subjects of the court

With 347 decisions, or 12% of the total of the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille, this subject comes behind immigration (1,025) and ahead of planning and building permits (222).

Decisions of the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille by subject in 2025
Decisions of the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille by subject in 2025
SubjectDecisions 2025Share of caseloadDismissal rateMedian time
Immigration1,02537%87%9 months
Tax34712%68%19 months
Planning and building permits2228%72%–
Civil service2067%62%–
Local authorities and public property933%––
Public health733%––
Social welfare542%––
Employment law422%––
Environment and agriculture371%––
Policing221%––
Public procurement161%––
Housing120.4%––
Driving licences50.2%––
Education20.1%––
Other subjects62222%59%12 months

Subject determined from the legal texts cited in each decision; “other subjects” groups decisions without a characteristic text. Detailed pages exist from 50 decisions on the subject.

See also Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille: all subjects France

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Understanding these figures

What these figures count

Of the 2,778 decisions of the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille in 2025, 347 fall under tax (12%), based on the legal texts they cite; 622 (22%) fall under no identified subject and appear under “Other subjects”.

Frequently asked questions

How many decisions on tax did the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille issue in 2025?

The Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille issued 347 decisions on tax in 2025 (3% fewer than in 2024), that is 12% of its 2,778 decisions. Since 2023 the total is 1,101 decisions.

What is the median time to judgment on tax at the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille?

In 2025, the median time from filing to decision is 19 months for cases on tax: a quarter are decided in less than 16 months, a quarter wait more than 21 months. On this subject it is 20 months for all administrative courts of appeal.

What share of the decisions on tax at the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille are dismissals?

In 2025, 68% of the decisions on tax of the Cour administrative d'appel de Marseille with a stated outcome were dismissals, against 75% for all administrative courts of appeal. The calculation covers 345 of the 347 decisions of the year.

How many decisions on tax did the other administrative courts of appeal issue?

In 2025, the administrative courts of appeal of Paris, Lyon and Versailles issued 609, 305 and 228 respectively. The others issued fewer.