Question 41418 — people with disabilities

Summary

Ms. Geneviève Levy draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Recovery, responsible for public accounts, to the consequences of paying alimony on the amount of the disabled adult allowance (AAH). The AAH, the amount of which is 903 euros, is unfortunately insufficient to allow you to survive normally. It is therefore common for families to pay their children or grandchildren alimony which supplements their income. These pensions, if declared by caregivers to obtain the tax reduction, must also be declared by the beneficiary of the AAH to the Family Allowance Fund. The immediate consequence is a reduction in the AAH, which is counterproductive because the objective was to improve the purchasing power of the person with a disability. This is why it would be wise in the particular case of AAH beneficiaries to allow the granting of the tax deduction of taxable sums when paying alimony without the amount of this alimony having to be declared to the Caf. Of course, a maximum amount of the pension allowing tax deduction would be established. This is why she would like to know the Government's opinion on this question.

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