In a report published this Monday, October 14, the Court of Compulsory Deductions suggests some adjustments to relieve public finances, in particular by removing the tax advantages which benefit the wealthiest retirees, reports France Info.
How to do more with less? This is the question that is on the lips of all the members of the Court of Compulsory Deductions (CPO), responsible for finding solutions within the framework of the 2025 Budget, reports an article from France Info. Encouraged to make savings, the government plans to find 60 billion in savings to restore public finances. The latter recommend, in a report published this Monday, October 14, to reduce the tax advantages of the wealthiest retirees.
The end of tax credits for big pensions?
In this report, the CPO points the finger “certain preferential tax treatments”. More precisely, the court targets the tax advantages (10% tax reduction) granted to pensions benefiting all retirees, regardless of their level. The report also addresses the subject of tax adjustments favorable to furnished rentals compared to unfurnished rentals, as well as exempt salary supplements.
The report also suggests removing certain tax credits, such as that for overseas investment for individuals. The court also proposes to reduce the rate of tax credit for the employment of an employee at home from 50% to 40% and that of the tax reduction for donations from 66% to 50%.
published on October 15 at 7:12 a.m., Gabriel Gadré, 6Médias
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