In February, France's Prime Minister François Bayrou finalized the 2025 budget set to implement various tax changes starting March 1. A heightened tax on high-polluting combustion cars and increased eco taxes on flights will commence, emphasizing environmental concerns. Additionally, the RSA, aimed at supporting low-paid workers, will be simplified to minimize payment errors. Another change includes secure prescriptions for tramadol and codeine medications, enhancing drug safety. The budget efforts reflect a broader commitment to sustainability while also addressing the welfare system’s efficiency.
The 2025 budget in France introduces various tax changes, including increased eco taxes and a simplified welfare benefit system beginning on March 1.
The RSA will undergo simplification beginning March 1, aimed at reducing errors in benefit payments through pre-filled employer information.
Changes target high polluting vehicles and air travel, with new taxes starting March, reflecting France's commitment to environmental sustainability.
Secure prescriptions will now be required for medications containing tramadol and codeine, enhancing monitoring and safety in drug prescriptions.
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