Question 9506 — taxes and duties

Summary

Ms. Tiffany Joncour draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty to the growing concerns raised by plans to restrict the 50% tax credit applicable to personal services. This tax credit constitutes a structuring lever serving families, the elderly or people with disabilities and the fight against hidden work. He supports a local economic sector, easily relocatable, creator of non-substitutable jobs and essential to social cohesion as well as staying at home. However, the Government's desire to “refocus” this system, by potentially reducing its scope or its rate, is causing great concern among professionals and beneficiaries alike. Such an orientation could produce a triple negative effect: precariousness of stakeholders, weakening of approved structures and thousands of low-income families refusing to use these essential services. She questions him about the Government's precise intentions regarding the future of this tax credit. She asks him if he intends to fully maintain the 50% rate and the current scope of the tax credit for home employment, to ensure multi-year visibility for those involved in the sector and initiate a real plan to promote linking professions, particularly in terms of remuneration, recognition and administrative simplification. Finally, it calls for rapid clarification on this point, as the consequences of a decline would be major for the economic and social balance of the territories.

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