Question 11822 — taxes and duties

Summary

Mr. Jean-Paul Dufrègne draws the attention of the Minister of Action and Public Accounts to the obstacle to mobility represented by the current tax system. Today, whatever option is chosen (sale or rental of the property) the taxpayer will be fiscally penalized. On the sale of a house and the purchase of an identical property of the same value, the taxpayer will have to pay various taxes (income tax, social security contributions, etc.) if he realizes a capital gain on the property he transfers. To these taxes are added the fees due to the notary and other related costs. Unless an asset of lesser value is repurchased to compensate for these losses, the taxpayer is shortchanged. On the rental of your property, the rental income will be declared as property income and will therefore have an unfavorable impact on the taxpayer. Under these conditions, mobility, including when the frame professional requires it, does not seem to be encouraged. He asks whether the Government intends to take measures, particularly tax measures, to facilitate the mobility of taxpayers who own their homes.

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