Question 16026 — income tax

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Ms. Marietta Karamanli draws the attention of the Minister of Action and Public Accounts to the effects of withholding tax for people who have experienced a drop in resources following taking parental leave in 2018. By making 2018 a blank year, parents who have taken such leave in 2018 will see their income drop but their taxes paid in 2019 will not take this into account. Conversely, parents who took it in 2017 will have seen their taxes decrease in 2018 and in other years their taxes will take into account their “maintained” income. Likewise, parents taking leave in 2019 will immediately see their 2019 taxes take into account the drop in professional income. All of them will have ceased their professional activity one year out of three years and therefore, all things being equal, have a similar loss of income but they do not will not see their situation treated equally. A mechanism should be provided to take into account the exceptional drop in 2018 income compared to 2017 income; this could take the form of a modernization tax credit for recovery to be used on 2019 or 2020 taxes, based on the difference in usual income and the reduction in 2018. She would like to know the measures envisaged by the Government to respond to the situation of parents who have seen their income drop over three years but for whom the time of leave modifies the tax following the implementation of recovery at source over the period.

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