France:
Employers Will Be Entitled To Pay Their Employees A Purchasing Power Bonus
01 July 2022
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The "Protection of purchasing power" draft Bill dated
June 27, 2022 reforms the so-called Macron bonus implemented in
2018. As from August 1, 2022, companies will be entitled to to pay
their employees an annual purchasing power bonus exempt from income
tax and social security contributions under certain
conditions.
Recap of what you need to know in the infographic below.
Infographic prepared in collaboration with
Matthieu Blaschczyk
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