Question 13759 — housing: aid and loans

Summary

Mr. Michel Delpon draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy and Finance to the terms of allocation of the housing allowance in application of article 2 of the decree of December 29, 2017, modifying article 1 ter of the decree of December 26, 2000 relating to the housing allowance. If the “ceiling salary”, for eligibility for the allowance is defined according to the employee's net taxable salary, it does not dissociate the fixed income from the hours occasional additional work carried out. Thus, for a file study based on the income of the month preceding a request, a net taxable amount greater than ten euros above the threshold set by law, can render an application for an allowance inadmissible and affect the employee's purchasing power by several hundred or even thousands of euros over a year. Inadmissibility for this reason may be experienced by the taxpayer as a profound injustice going against the encouragement of work. At the time of the tax exemption measure for overtime hours announced for September 2019, a measure which encourages the investment of employees and increases their purchasing power, and following the announcement of the change in the method of calculating housing assistance planned for the first half of 2019, he asks to what extent the income from hours Additional one-off payments will be included in the amount defining the eligibility ceiling for the various social benefits.

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