Budget 2027: Concessionaires Fear Motorway Tolls Taxed at More than 50%
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The government has proposed to increase taxation on the profits of motorway and airport concession companies, including Vinci and Eiffage. The grouping of motorway companies deplores an imbalance.
The government's plan to increase taxation on concessional companies arouses the industry's anger, which denounces a unilateral change in an agreement signed with the state in 2015 L
The government will shortly be unveiling its draft budget. Its last track, never mentioned until then, is to increase an already existing tax for some autoroutian companies. Could it be passed on to motorists? We are taking stock. - "That would be good because they make too much money": an increase in taxes on the way to the motorway companies? (Economy).
The increase in the tax on the profits of the concessionary companies, proposed by the government for 2027, will bring the taxes on motorway tolls to more than 50%, deplored Tuesday the professional organisation of the...
In Budget 2027, the TEITLD tax on motorway concessions could almost triple, from 4.6% to 12.2%. Between promises of no direct increase in tolls and threats by motorway companies, motorists question.
The French government increases the TEITLD rate from 4.6% to 12.2% under Budget 2027, targeting 800 million euros of additional revenue. This increase transforms a tax created in 2024 into a tax...
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