Budget 2027: Savings, Allowances, Retirement, What Bercy Wants to Tax
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The 2027 budget is not yet ready that, already, the "tracks" are leaking. The latest one, launched Monday, September 7 by the Minister of Economy Roland Lescure on RTL: taxing wage savings beyond 3,000 euros per year. Matignon immediately denied any arbitration, Sébastien Lecornu stinging on X of "leakages [...] The article Unable to keep his accounts, the state wants to make the pockets of savers appeared first on Counterpoints.
Bercy studies contributions on interest, participation and abundance beyond €3,000. Vincent Clairmont decrypts the note, the AFG figures, and what the measure says about the status of the employee
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com The government is looking at three ways to finance the 2027 Social Security budget: taxing high-income break-up benefits, wage savings beyond €3,000 a year, and making more contributions to the well-off pensioners. Minister of Economy Roland Lescure confirmed them this Monday on RTL. Who is concerned, voting schedule and what to check before you worry.
The Minister of Economy Roland Lescure confirmed on Monday on RTL that the introduction of payroll savings levies is one of the avenues studied to finance the 2027 budget of the Social Security. He also mentioned a possible contribution of the most affluent pensioners.
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