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The Assembly’s Finance Committee is waiting on Monday, September 2, for the ministry to communicate to it the documents for the 2024 and 2025 budgets, prepared by the government while waiting for a successor.
The budget, we have seen lighter themes for a summer soap opera. The last episode, far from being the last, takes an epistolary turn. Friday August 30, not even twenty-four hours after seeing him at Bercy, the deputies Eric Coquerel (LFI) and Charles de Courson (Liot) sent a letter to Thomas Cazenave, the resigning minister responsible for Public Accounts. The president of the finance committee of the Assembly and the new general rapporteur of the budget write in a courteous tone, but use threats. They summarize the documents that the minister has promised to send them by this Monday September 2, before the meeting of the committee bureau scheduled for Wednesday. Namely “summary documents allowing an analysis of the budgetary work in progress both for 2024 and the finance law for 2025”, otherwise they will proceed “together with investigations on documents and on site in order to study this information as soon as possible.” “They will have them,” Thomas Cazenave told the Parisian Sunday.
Time is running out. The draft finance bill (PLF) for 2025 must be submitted to the Assembly by October 1 at the latest, after having been submitted around mid-September to the Council of State and, in part, to the High Council of Public Finances. More
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