Question 2050 — taxes

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Mr. Arnaud Viala alerts the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the worrying deterioration in the situation of retirees in France. In fact, they lose a large proportion of their purchasing power when they cease their activity and it seems urgent to avoid their economic, social and health isolation which is expected in addition to their impoverishment. Consequently, the announced increase of 1.7% in the CSG symbolizes a burden tax towards those whose savings have been built up to deal with the ups and downs of life. Thus, nothing about their purchasing power, their rights or their lifestyle should differ from the period when they were active. They support the construction of a just and balanced society. There are just over 1 million poor retirees, or 7.6% of the total, living on less than 1,002 euros per month. This tax represents a risk of precariousness since more than 60% of the 15 million retirees in France pay it, it is therefore necessary to be vigilant regarding the tax attitude adopted towards them, in a desire not to weaken them further. He asks for clarification regarding the Government's plans regarding the future of retirees in order to know the conditions under which they will be able to enjoy their pensions.

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