Question 505 — elderly people

Summary

Mr. Bastien Marchive draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industry to the difference in treatment of energy checks depending on the legal status of establishments welcoming the elderly. To benefit from this state aid allocated to the most modest in order to help them pay the energy bills of their home, you must have declared your income and occupy accommodation subject to the tax. housing (TH). However, the TH taxation of nursing home residents only concerns non-profit nursing homes since the premises of for-profit nursing homes are themselves taxed with the business property tax (CFE). Currently, only residents of non-profit nursing homes with private access to their accommodation can therefore claim their energy check. Residents of other structures dependent on the medico-social sector are eligible in the form of specific assistance which can be requested via managers from the Services and Payment Agency. On the other hand, elderly people who have chosen to join a senior residence cannot use it, even though their modest situation has made them eligible for the system. In fact, the statutes of these establishments do not relate to medico-social but of the service. The management structures concerned do not seem to be able to finalize the procedures. This is why, in the interest of fairness, he asks whether senior service residences could be included in this future system.

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