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The Single Property tax

What kinds of taxes on real estate exist in France? There are five main ones—not counting the country’s housing tax, which should disappear by 2023. Between annual taxes and lump-sum taxes, it is hard to keep track of exactly how much we pay over the course of our lives. To alleviate this problem, economists Guillaume Bérard and Alain Trannoy propose a radical tax reform to replace these various taxes with a single property tax.
 

By Guillaume Bérard

Guillaume Bérard

Auteur scientifique, Aix-Marseille Université, Faculté d'économie et de gestion, AMSE

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Alain Trannoy

Alain Trannoy

Auteur scientifique, EHESS, AMSE

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Aurore Basiuk

Aurore Basiuk

Journaliste scientifique

What is the Single Property Tax ?

Advantages of the Single Property Tax

References

Bérard G., Trannoy A., 2019, "Un impôt immobilier tout en un : rendement, progressivité et faisabilité," Revue de l'OFCE, Presses de Sciences-Po, 0(1), 177-224.

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