The savings and tax increases proposed in a report on the future “
autonomy
”
branch
of Social Security were rejected on Wednesday by representatives of nursing home directors and private employers, while the CFDT defended increased taxation of inheritance .
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The pavement in the pond is making waves: responsible for finding "
1 billion euros from 2021 and 3 to 5 billion by 2024
", the Inspector of Finance Laurent Vachey has proposed to the government fifteen tracks, including "
measures savings
”on certain allowances and the planing of several social and fiscal niches.
Out of the question for the association of directors of retirement homes AD-PA, which "
will never accept reductions in current benefits
" and judges in a
press
release "
unthinkable to reduce the tax credit
" for nursing home residents “
Nor to go back on the possibilities of deductions for home services
”.
Same opposition from the Federation of Individual Employers (Fepem), which "
protests against the proposal to cut the tax credit
" for home employment "
and the exemption from contributions for seniors using home help
".
Its president, Marie-Béatrice Levaux, concludes that "
the objective of the Vachey report is clearly the destruction of jobs
" and that it "
would run the risk of destroying a sector
".
On the union side, the general secretary of the CFDT, Laurent Berger, estimated that "
it is on the transmission of high heritage that we must seek funding
" for the autonomy branch.
An option considered in the report, via an increase in "
transfer taxes
".
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The leader of the Republican senators, Bruno Retailleau, considers for his part that all the avenues put forward “
go the opposite of what should be done
”, namely “
resolve to work more
”.