Question 11781 — veterans and victims of war

Summary

Mr. Didier Le Gac draws the attention of the Minister of the Armed Forces to the situation of widows of veterans. Since the finance bill for 2016, an additional half-tax share has been granted to veterans, and the minimum age qualifying for this half-share has been reduced from 75 to 74 years since the finance bill for 2017. Provided they are over 74 years old and their spouse died after their 74th birthday. birthday, widows of veterans can also benefit from this half share. For a large number of them (notably those in North Africa), the beneficiaries of the combatant's pension are today over 75 years old. Among the widows of veterans, however, a feeling of injustice prevails. In fact, widows of veterans whose husband died early (before age 74) are not eligible for this half share. As a result, it is not uncommon for these people to find themselves in financially complicated situations. It could therefore seem appropriate to be able today to measure the effects of a generalization of the granting of an additional half-tax share to all widows of veterans, regardless of the age of death of the spouse. In this context, he therefore asks her to what extent she envisages to initiate such a report from the Government on the evaluation of the effects of this generalization, in order to quantify the cost for the nation's budget.

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