The candidate at the head of the Les Républicains party, ric Ciotti, wants to abolish inheritance tax and gift tax, which he assimilates to a rigid and backward-looking vision of society.
In favor of a general and drastic reduction in compulsory levies, the deputy of the Alpes-Maritimes, given favorite of the ballot, assured Tuesday on franceinfo that he would start with the abolition of inheritance rights (…) except on inheritances beyond of assets raised, i.e. 5million euros directly.
He mentioned a death tax when you want to pass on your heritage to your children, the fruit of a lifetime’s work.
I will add the abolition of donation rights too, continued Mr. Ciotti, judging it necessary to circulate the capital of 5,000 billion in financial savings today in our country, in particular towards young people who need it, who want to start .
Asked about defending the rich, he swept away: I want there to be growth, that we stop with the taboos, that we create jobs, that we create wealth, it is how we will move forward, not as much in a tric and passist vision of society.
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Mr. Ciotti is opposed in the race for the presidency of the LR party to senator Bruno Retailleau and to the deputy of Lot, Aurlien Pradi. Activists will vote on December 3 and 4 and, if necessary, the following week for a second round.