presidential taxes

Overview of tax measures

  Marine Le Pen Emmanuel Macron
Income tax She proposes to abolish income tax for those under 30 He proposes tripling the ceiling of the exceptional purchasing power bonus, which would be from €3,000 to €6,000 (instead of €1,000 to €2,000). This bonus would be tax-exempt.
social security contributions She proposes to eliminate part of the social solidarity contribution of companies (C3S)  
Real estate wealth tax She proposes replacing the IFI with a tax on financial wealth  
Gift and inheritance taxes

She suggests:

– a tax allowance of €100,000 per child every 10 years (instead of 15),

– to align the tax regime for grandparent/grandchild donations with this regime.

– Exemption for real estate assets worth less than €300,000.

He proposes raising the allowance per child to €150,000 (instead of €100,000) every 15 years
VAT

She suggests:

– To lower the VAT rate from 20% to 5.5% on energy products,

– to introduce a 0% VAT rate on 100 essential products,

 
Others

She suggests:

– to abolish the business property tax,

– to abolish the audiovisual license fee,

– to establish a full tax allowance from the second child onwards

He proposes:

– to abolish the audiovisual license fee, a reduction in costs for the self-employed,

– to abolish the value-added tax

 

Dirk Andreae-Nehlsen

Dirk Andreae-Nehlsen

Partner lawyer

A lawyer admitted to the Paris Bar and head of the Tax department. Graduated in 5 countries and multilingual, Dirk is our firm's German ambassador and excels in international tax law.

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