Retirees, High Incomes, Sick stops... What MPs Have Already Changed in the 2027 Budget
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On the first day of consideration in the Finance Committee on Wednesday, 7 October, MEPs removed the plan on the tax reduction of pensioners, protected sickness benefits and lifted the surtax on the highest incomes, a warning before the text came to the House on 13 October.
Less than a week before the opening of the debate on the 2027 budget in the National Assembly on 13 October, the government's plan already suffered a setback. The main sources of planned savings have just been removed by the Finance Committee.
DECRYPTAGE - The Finance Committee has shown overall hostility to the government's finance bill.
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com On October 7, MPs removed the €3,000 ceiling for the pension reduction. The government's text returns to session on October 13, with 4.6 million households targeted.
Since the beginning of the proceedings on Wednesday, Members of Parliament supposed to support the government have reworked the copy as they please, at the risk of achieving an indigestible result.
Less than a week before the parliamentary debate, the main savings planned by the government for 2027 were rejected in the Finance Committee.
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