"It's Clearly a Tax Increase": Wage Savings Soon to Be Taxed? Nicolas Doze Analyses This Proposed Path for the 2027 Budget
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For Budget 2027, the government plans to target wage savings. Contributions could thus be put in place on the main tools of this system. Nicolas Doze's explanations, LCI economics editorialist. - "It is clearly a tax increase": wage savings soon to be taxed? Nicolas Doze analyses this path envisaged for Budget 2027 (Policy).
According to the daily "Les Echos", the executive is studying the possibility of making contributions to some of the employers' incentive premiums, participation or abundances in savings plans.
To finance the ECU 2027 budget, the government is studying the introduction of levies on wage savings, including part of the premiums of interest.
In the context of the next Social Security Budget 2027, the government is planning to levy social contributions from wage savings. Several income supplements are targeted, such as participation premiums and self-interest, which would make it possible to recover one billion euros.
Participation premiums, interest, collective savings plans... The government would consider taking social contributions from wage savings according to "Les Échos".
Plank on wage savings, raising the ceiling of Book A: as the budget debate approaches, test balloons are multiplying, for the same result, inefficiency and inconsistency.
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