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More second homes in France face higher tax under new proposal
Far-left proposal would see all communes able to levy additional surcharges on second-home tax
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More owners will pay French empty home tax in December 2024
The criteria for charging the taxe sur les logements vacants (TLV) were extended last year
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More French towns are imposing ‘empty home tax’ in 2024
Authorities in any town subject to housing pressure can consider levying the Taxe sur les logements vacants (TLV)
Tax-free, but not for all
President Macron recently told members of the public that “no one is going to be paying taxe d’habitation any more” – but did he really mean no one?
It appears not. A spokeswoman for the Economy Ministry said the removal of the tax still concerns only main homes and not second homes.
She added that plans to axe it for the 20% of better-off homes are subject to changes that may follow the Grand Débat consultations.
Other households should benefit this year from 65% off bills (after 30% last year), then no tax at all to pay in 2020 and onwards.