Question 14671 — taxes and duties

Summary

Mr. Bertrand Petit questions the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty about taxes on French mutualist contributions. Indeed, health supplements have become absolutely essential in the daily lives of compatriots; they generally reimburse 1 euro in 6 of household health expenses and sometimes finance between 50% and 70% of dental, optical and audio. However, more than 3 million people in France live with degraded social security coverage or that poorly meets their needs. Taxes on mutualist contributions, which can reach 14.1% for “solidarity and responsible” contracts and 21.1% for “non-responsible” contracts, represent a major obstacle to properly protecting the most deprived French people. These taxes are even more unfair that they do not take into account household income and weaken the capacity of mutual societies to redistribute benefits and services to members. It is therefore in view of all of these elements that he asks the government to kindly abolish these taxes or at the very least, adjust them to the income of each household, so that they can all benefit from complete and appropriate mutualist protection.

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