In a recent report, the Court of Auditors recommends that the government cut the home employment tax credit to save money. This system, used by 3.3 million individuals, would cost the State increasingly more, which the Federation of Individual Employers refutes.
“The State does not lose money with individual employers,” defends Marie-Béatrice Levaux, president of the Federation. A reduction in the tax credit could promote unemployment and inequalities, but also revive undeclared work, which makes employees precarious.