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Taxes: what will change in 2024

2023-09-27T14:54:51.290Z

Highlights: Taxes: what will change in 2024. The income tax scale will be indexed to inflation. Production taxes: phased out. The reduction of the CVAE by an amount of 1 billion euros. The rest (3 billion euros) should disappear.This article is for subscribers only. You still have 76% to discover what's inside this article. Want to read more?Unblock all items immediately.TEST FOR 0,99€                Already a subscriber? Log in to Log out.


DECRYPTION - In recent weeks the doctrine of "no tax increase" has become a real totem in the speeches of members of the government.


The draft finance law (PLF), presented this Wednesday in the Council of Ministers, unveils the concrete tax measures that will apply to households and companies next year.

Income tax: scale raised

As every year, the income tax scale will be indexed to inflation. Thus, the brackets of the main tax for households will be increased according to the forecast evolution of the consumer price index excluding tobacco for 2023 compared to 2022, i.e. 4.8%. Clearly, households that have not seen their incomes increase will pay less tax in 2024. "In the absence of such indexation, the return of the IR on 2023 revenues would be increased by approximately 6.1 billion euros," says the bill.

Production taxes: phased out

On the business side, the budget provides, as Bruno Le Maire had indicated, the reduction of the CVAE by an amount of 1 billion euros in 2024. The rest (3 billion euros) should disappear...

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