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France unveils 2027 budget with pension and tax adjustments

The French government has unveiled its 2027 budget proposal, focusing on significant fiscal consolidation to address the national deficit. A central component of the plan involves austerity measures targeting retirees. Under the proposal, only those receiving pensions below 1,260 euros per month will see their benefits indexed to inflation. For the remaining two-thirds of retirees, the government is considering sub-indexation or freezes, a move estimated to save approximately 4.1 billion euros.

Additional fiscal adjustments include a proposed cap on the 10% tax deduction for retirees, potentially limiting it to 3,000 euros, which could increase taxable income for higher-earning seniors. On the revenue side, the government plans to revalue income tax brackets by 2.1% to account for inflation, a measure intended to protect roughly 20 million households from automatic tax increases.

Other measures within the budget include the creation of 5,000 France Santé houses by the end of 2027 and improved automatic identification for energy check beneficiaries to reach an additional 100,000 households. The overall goal is to achieve substantial savings across various sectors, including health and public administration, to stabilize the country's debt and deficit levels.

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David Amiel · France · French government · Jean-Pierre Farandou · Roland Lescure · Sébastien Lecornu

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Un budget sous contraintes [www.economiematin.fr]
about 3 hours ago