Question 17328 — taxes and duties

Summary

Mr. Antoine Savignat draws the attention of the Minister of Action and Public Accounts to the implementation of the general tax on polluting activities, and its future effects. The increase in this tax, which should allow the rapid reduction of waste landfilling, is problematic for certain French municipalities. The latter are worried about the repercussions that an increase in the TGAP will have. In fact, the municipalities contribute to the tax effort, up to a certain percentage, of waste sorting centers. However, the penalization of these waste sorting units directly impacts the amount of municipal contributions. Such an increase in the cost of these charges is all the more denounceable as the increases in the TGAP will only be traced to 30% towards ADEME. A large part of the tax will therefore return directly to the state budget and will not therefore not contribute to the improvement of waste management. It would, in fact, be desirable for ADEME to come to the aid of sorting-composting units, and for there to be a modulation of the general tax on polluting activities so that it does not take into account the nature of the waste treated, but rather the manner of treating the residue. He therefore asks him to kindly indicate to him what arrangements will be taken in order to return to the TGAP.

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