The Prime Minister presented an exceptional aid of 2.5 billion euros, of which less than 500 million this year to push companies to invest immediately.
The main social and economic measures announced by the Prime Minister Manuel Valls on Wednesday. The cost is estimated by Matignon 500 million for 2015.
Private Investment
• A tax measure 2.5 billion over 5 years . From 15 April 2015 to 15 April 2016, and a priori no further, companies will “over-cushion” of 40% of their capital expenditure, that is to say, all increase the amounts they deduct from their results to account for the loss in value of their investments. Deducting more, they will pay less income tax. Objective: To encourage companies to invest. “Instead of deduct 100%, you can deduct 140% of the property value,” summarizes a government source. Estimated cost for the state 2.5 billion over 5 years, probably 200 to 300 million euros in 2015, according to initial projections of the executive
• . reinforced credits for BPI as announced by François Hollande on Friday, the “development loans” of public investment bank will be increased to 8 billion euros per year, against 5.9 billion currently. Part of this effort could be guaranteed by Juncker plan large European investment company.
• Other measures to mobilize savings “dormant” . The executive wants to enhance the attractiveness of life insurance contracts “Euro-growth” more favorable to the real economy and revive “PEA SMEs”, a device meant to boost risk taking but has not meet the expected success. The government wishes to attract more funds for additional pension funds but also initiate work with insurers.
• Counterparties . As for the “counterparties” requested the employers in exchange for accountability pact, “the account is not there,” said Manuel Valls retrial. It is “essential that the dynamic ramping up” before the summer and a “balance of the next steps of the pact.”
Local authorities, public investment, highways
• Tolls . l There will be no increase in toll rates in 2015, said Manuel Valls. The Prime Minister announced “500 million additional investment in infrastructure and transport projects, including $ 300 million in AFITF (funding agency France transport infrastructure) over three years with no increase in toll rates in 2015 “.
• VAT Advance . The advance VAT local public investments will be made by the Caisse des Dépôts, which will play the role of cash via free loans.
• Community Additions . For communities, Manuel Valls has promised to mid-May “concrete decisions, efficient, fast” to offset the effects of lower allocations to local authorities on public investment, the target of criticism from associations of elected representatives. Emerging ideas include: “specific investment grants” for investments of Commons. No matter in hand to touch the target of 11 billion lower provisions in 2015-2017, according to Matignon.
• Housing Units . The National Agency for housing benefit credits reinforced 70 million for aid to housing renovations. The tax credit energy transition (ISCED, former ICSD), a tax relief of 1.5 billion per year for households, will be extended in 2016.
Social
• A “personal account activity” in 2017 anxious to get closer to the “professional social security” often promised to the left, the government intends to “consolidate” the various statutory and existing rights. These include improving the ‘portability’ rights (unemployment, training, time accounts, etc.) The objective of creating a personal account activity 1 January 2017 will be included in the bill Rebsamen on social dialogue
• job security Act . a new meeting of the social partners will take place in late May and the government “will take the necessary decisions “in the wake
• A strengthened role of enterprise agreements . mission will be entrusted to the senior official Jean-Denis Combrexelle to strengthen the role of agreements companies, but according Matignon delete text in the labor code. It is responsible for conducting a “think tank” for a conference with the social partners “in the fall”
• Labour market . “The reforms on the labor market “will” continue “, said Manuel Valls, but” our goal is not to question the CDI. “
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