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Wouter Duyck wrote that he was a civil servant and author and had a company. According to him, the net tax on income from writing or performing was until recently 7.5 percent. Although the cost allowances had since been adjusted, he stated that writers and performers still only paid about 15 percent tax on income up to 77,000 euros. Duyck argued that many people who advocated higher taxes in newspapers fell under that scheme and wrote that he had never heard the system in the media being questioned. #belasting #fiscaliteit #auteurschap (translated)

Guillaume Kasbarian denounced what he called the inconsistency of the left. He wrote that in committee, they wanted to impose extra taxes on markets on the grounds that shareholders were benefiting, but according to him, they refused to allow all French people to benefit from capitalization. He summarized his criticism by stating that the left prioritized taxation over enrichment. https://t.co/yzvC762h90 #Politique #Fiscalité #Économie (translated)

Marine Le Pen is addressing an audience that has been won over when she claims she wants to reduce taxation, particularly on the transfer of farms, or that she wants to slow down Ukraine's accession to the European Union so that it doesn't capture a significant share of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), or when she promises to ease restrictions on water storage. #SommetDelElevage #Agriculture #ElectionPresidentielle (translated)

Hasheur condemned the accumulation of new reporting obligations, data leaks, security issues, and tax rules targeting crypto investors in France. He also criticized a proposal that would make the declaration of large portfolios mandatory, arguing that sharing this sensitive information in the current security context would expose investors. However, he welcomed the possibility of deferring capital losses over ten years. On the other hand, he found concerning the amendment that would make the transition from a cryptocurrency to a stablecoin taxable. According to him, this measure would eliminate tax flexibility, allowing investors to secure their gains without paying tax immediately before withdrawing their profits. Hasheur clarified that the amendment, brought by Nicolas Sansu and deputies from the GDR group, including communists, had been adopted in the finance committee on October 7, but that it had not yet been definitively voted on and therefore had no force of law. He felt that the direction taken was not reassuring and stated that he could no longer believe that the situation made sense. #Crypto #Fiscalité #Investissement (translated)

Alma Dufour wrote that the members of the National Rally had voted against the restoration of the exit tax, whereas they had passed it a year earlier. She questioned this turnaround and suggested that Marine Le Pen might need the money from tax exiles to finance her campaign, which she described as disastrous. #Politique #France #Fiscalité (translated)

Dividend King criticized an amendment which, according to him, would propose extending the duration of the Exit Tax to 15 years, compared to the current two or five years. He explained that this provision allowed the French state to tax the unrealized capital gains of certain taxpayers leaving the country, even if they had not sold their securities. According to his description, the taxation could be canceled if the securities were held for two or five years, depending on their value, but would become payable in the event of a sale before the end of the period. He also indicated that financial guarantees could be required depending on the destination country. Dividend King believed that a 15-year period would prevent taxpayers from selling without the French taxation on capital gains accumulated before their departure and could be contrary to European law. He added that the individuals concerned would still have to declare these capital gains to the French tax authorities, even after ten years of living and paying taxes in another country. He presented the amendment as a signal encouraging people to leave France before being subject to the Exit Tax and claimed that socialism ultimately erects barriers to prevent people from leaving. #ExitTax #Fiscalité #Expatriation (translated)

Aurélien Le Coq wrote that a tax scheme allowed journalists to deduct 7,650 euros from their taxable income. He noted that La France insoumise proposed capping this deduction at 850 euros, so that the benefit would help struggling freelance journalists more than Pascal Praud, whom he referred to as a millionaire. https://t.co/IUCpGRF2wx #Fiscalité #Journalisme #LFI (translated)

Dividend King estimated that the new proposals aimed at increasing the flat tax would mainly penalize small savers rather than the wealthiest. According to him, the latter would distribute very few dividends personally, transferring them from operating companies to holding companies, where the mother-daughter regime would allow them to exempt 95%. He added that there are other ways to benefit from funds held in a holding company without distributing dividends or salaries, without detailing them. He criticized the deputies behind these proposals, including Eric Coquerel, for confusing revenue and profit. According to him, the measures targeting Bernard Arnault in particular would penalize small savers who are building wealth through a PEA or a regular securities account (CTO). He finally estimated that a reduction of the flat tax to 15%, or even 10%, would lead to the exit of hundreds of billions of euros from holding companies. #Fiscalité #Économie #Patrimoine (translated)

Guillaume Kasbarian condemned the decision of the finance committee to maintain the tax advantage for retirees, which he attributed to electoral considerations. He stated that even a limited reduction of 10% in the deduction had been refused and estimated its cost at €5 billion, which he believes is borne by the active population. He deemed the situation "unacceptable." https://t.co/dp79vSrLwT #retraite #fiscalité #économie (translated)

The Trump Accounts, a new measure announced by the U.S. Treasury, aims to open investment accounts with favorable tax treatment for 60 million children in order to reduce wealth inequalities and has received positive reactions even from some Democrats. #TrumpAccounts #Inégalités #InvestissementJeunesse (translated)

The Brussels budget presented by the Dilliès government aims to reduce the regional deficit to 719 million euros by 2027 through a cumulative effort of 312 million euros, involving measures such as a revision of automobile taxation, an interest-free loan for energy renovation, and savings on administrative expenses. #BudgetBruxellois #Fiscalité #Économie (translated)