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"MaPrimeRenov": The government backtracks on renovation projects

"MaPrimeRenov": The government backtracks on renovation projects

March 12, 2024

Applications for renovation grants have literally plummeted, forcing the government to backtrack on its plans to tighten the MaPrimeRénov' program.
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Split-off SCPIs Under the Watchful Eye of the French Financial Markets Authority

Split-off SCPIs Under the Watchful Eye of the French Financial Markets Authority

March 12, 2024

Real estate assets continue to be closely monitored by the relevant authorities. In a report published on March 6, the French Financial Markets Authority (AM...

What if you could reduce your tax bill by supporting feminist causes?

What if you could reduce your tax bill by supporting feminist causes?

March 12, 2024

From now on, providing financial support to organizations working to promote gender equality entitles you to a tax deduction on ...

Can a PEA be passed on to one's heirs?

Can a PEA be passed on to one's heirs?

March 12, 2024

When the holder of a Stock Savings Plan (PEA) dies, the plan is automatically closed. Although the heirs may be eligible for a tax exemption...

How can I invest in an innovative, disruptive startup (JEIR)?

How can I invest in an innovative, disruptive startup (JEIR)?

March 5, 2024

A Young Innovative Company (JEI) is a gateway to tax benefits and financial support for dynamic businesses in France. But what...

The End of the Eco-Bonus for Company Cars

The End of the Eco-Bonus for Company Cars

Feb. 20, 2024

The government has adjusted the financial incentives for purchasing electric vehicles, with a focus on a more equitable distribution of the subsidies. ...

Why the Court of Auditors Wants to Exercise Greater Oversight of the IFI

Why the Court of Auditors Wants to Exercise Greater Oversight of the IFI

January 30, 2024

The Court of Auditors has released its final observations on the real estate wealth tax, notably highlighting the need to increase audits.

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Will the "right to make a mistake" soon go into effect?

Will the "right to make a mistake" soon go into effect?

January 30, 2024

Since the adoption of the 2024 budget law in the fall of 2023, any taxpayer facing an error by the tax authorities regarding the tax base or...

Who will receive their tax credit in January?

Who will receive their tax credit in January?

January 16, 2024

Starting Monday, January 15, nearly 9 million taxpayers are expected to receive an advance on their income tax credits and deductions

It has...

2024 Budget Bill: What Will Change for Individuals

2024 Budget Bill: What Will Change for Individuals

January 16, 2024

Every year, the budget bill sparks heated debates within the majority, which has invoked Article 49.3 on several occasions, ...

Increased Tax Benefits for Seniors and People with Disabilities

Increased Tax Benefits for Seniors and People with Disabilities

January 9, 2024

In 2024, tax benefits for seniors and people with disabilities who have modest incomes will be increased, as will the income threshold...

An additional 18 months for renting out part of one’s primary residence

An additional 18 months for renting out part of one’s primary residence

January 9, 2024

The 2024 Budget Act extends the income tax exemption program for individuals who invest... for an additional 18 months.

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One in four first-time homebuyers buys a home with money from their family

One in four first-time homebuyers buys a home with money from their family

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The first Nestenn Observatory on Real Estate Trajectories puts a number on a practice that everyone is familiar with but doesn't measure: 26.1% of first-time homebuyers...

European ETFs Have Seen Two Consecutive Months of Record Inflows

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After a record July at 49.4 billion euros, the market for Europe-based exchange-traded funds saw inflows of 43 billion euros in subscriptions...

One-third of French people have dipped into their savings to make ends meet

One-third of French people have dipped into their savings to make ends meet

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A study conducted for XTB France by TGM Research examines the trade-offs households are making as the school year begins. The figure of interest to investors...

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