Question 19210 — local taxes

Summary

Mr. Éric Pauget draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, to a possible and desirable change in the basis of the incentive portion of the household waste removal tax (TEOM). Many citizens have already become aware of the efforts needed to preserve the environment, through the selective sorting of waste allowing the recycling of raw materials. Some Municipalities, under the impetus of intermunicipalities, carry out policies encouraging their inhabitants to adopt even more virtuous behavior. For example, in its constituency, the agglomeration community of Sophia Antipolis is increasing its initiatives, supporting certain very voluntary municipalities involved in this area and encouraging them to adopt a “zero waste objective”. He reminds him that the incentive TEOM, created by the laws of August 3, 2009 and July 12, 2010, known as the Grenelle 1 and 2 laws, makes it possible to include a variable portion depending on the quantity of waste produced with pricing fixed per quantity of waste produced. This measure, which rewards eco-responsible behavior, is of course laudable, but nevertheless complex to implement on a technical, financial and organizational level, its basis being based on the quantity of waste produced for each taxable premises. Also, in order to overcome this difficulty, he believes that it would be easier and therefore more relevant to count waste production at the scale of a municipality. Also, he asks if, to encourage eco-responsible and virtuous behavior, the Government intends to modify the basis of the incentive portion of the TEOM and to base it on the number of waste produced on a scale municipal.

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