Oxfam Files a Lawsuit Against the State for Tax Inequality
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INTELLINEWSConsidering that administrative practice does not guarantee a progressive taxation of citizens in France, the NGO launched a court proceedings on Monday, 12 October.
On Monday 12 October, Oxfam France launched a legal action against the state. The current tax system "does not guarantee enough" equality before taxes, according to the NGO headed by François Hollande's former minister, Cécile Duflot.
While a new austerity finance bill for all – except for the most affluent – arrives at first reading in the National Assembly on Tuesday, the confederation of NGOs files an appeal before the courts.
The NGO Oxfam France announced on Tuesday that it was attacking the state in court for "failure" to levy tax "in a fair and egalitarian manner", a way according to the association to register "the justice system ...
On 13 October 2026, Oxfam France attacked the state in court for inequality of citizens in the face of taxes and demanded fairer taxation.
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