After weeks of preparation, the 2021 budget is about to leave the Bercy tech offices to be unveiled to the general public.
The text is indeed presented this Monday morning by Bruno Le Maire (Economy, Finance and Recovery) and Olivier Dussopt (Public Accounts) in the Council of Ministers.
Each autumn, the sequence is immutable: the duo in charge at Bercy presents the finance bill in the last days of September to their colleagues in the Council of Ministers, to deputies and senators, to the press ... before inaugurating, in Assembly Finance Committee, the long weeks of parliamentary commuting that will stretch until its adoption at Christmas.
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These conventions take on a precious value this year.
They bring welcome stability to a 2021 financial year marked by deep uncertainties.
For now, the government is counting on strong GDP growth of 8% in 2021, after the terrible air hole in 2020. Following the containment of the spring and the violence
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