Bad News for Bernard Arnault: the Surtax on Big Companies Weighs on Its Profits, Lvmh's Boss Tries to Keep Smiling
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LVMH's boss, Bernard Arnault, does not hold back his blows against the executive. According to him, the 2026 budget hurts companies. The billionaire shows his anger at the taxation of the profits of the large groups, retained in the final copy of the finance law.
LVMH's boss, Bernard Arnault, took the floor on Tuesday 27 January to present the annual results of his group. And the billionaire took the opportunity to talk about the... The article Budget 2026: Bernard Arnault torpedo fiscal policy that seeks to "tax to the maximum" companies appeared first on Current Values.
LVMH's boss is once again caught up in the government's fiscal policy, when presenting his group's annual results. He has criticized the surtax on the profits of large companies.
The luxury giant is penalized in particular by the exceptional surtax imposed on large companies in the name of the recovery of French public finances.
During the presentation of his group's annual results, LVMH's boss strongly launched the French tax policy, accusing him of being "against business".
The patriarch of the second richest family in France announced a 1% drop in sales for the LVMH group in 2025, in a context of growing commercial tensions. Despite a profit which deviates by 13%, Bernard Arnault does not hide his ambition to acquire additional shares, which would make the majority shareholder family.
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