Question 15852 — gender equality and parity

Summary

Mr. Jean-Paul Dufrègne draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, responsible for equality between women and men and the fight against discrimination, to a parity problem which persists on property tax notices sent to French homes. Indeed, when the tax notices are sent to the homes of couples, jointly liable for property tax like all joint owners, they are addressed only to the name of the husband, the reference to the name of the married woman having been removed to avoid any confusion, particularly in the event of divorce. Even if this does not call into question the rights of the spouse over property held in joint ownership, her identity is mentioned in the framework relating to legal debtors, it is clear that the fact of systematically designating the husband as the first holder of rights refers to an archaic conception of the couple which is in total contradiction with the values ​​of equality advocated by the Government. Also, he would like to know what measures will be taken to put an end to this practice, which women experience as a real injustice.

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