Élise Denjean, edited by Gauthier Delomez 08:39, April 18, 2022
Before the ballot for the second round of the presidential election, Europe 1 goes around the proposals of Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen.
On the theme of taxation, the two finalists promise tax cuts that take different forms, from income tax to audiovisual license fees.
Whether Emmanuel Macron or Marine Le Pen, the French will benefit from tax cuts in the next five years.
It is in any case the promises made by the two presidential finalists in their programs on taxation.
First, the candidate of the National Rally does not go hand in hand.
It proposes to abolish income tax for all French people under 30, to introduce a full tax share for the second child against a half share today, and restore the half tax share for the widowers.
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Emmanuel Macron, like Marine Le Pen, proposes to abolish the audiovisual license fee.
The outgoing president also wants to allow cohabiting couples to file a joint tax return, like married couples or PACS couples.
In this campaign between the two towers, there are also the symbols of the Macron five-year term which Marine Le Pen attacks head-on.
The MP for Pas-de-Calais wants to abolish the tax on real estate wealth to replace it with a tax on financial wealth, excluding main residence and production tool.
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For companies, the two candidates promise cancellation of contributions.
Finally, in terms of inheritance, the president-candidate wishes to raise the allowance on direct line inheritance and make the indirect line regime more flexible.
Marine Le Pen, meanwhile, wants to align the tax regime for donations from grandparents to grandchildren with that of parent to child.