According to a study by FSL, the rates of the household waste collection tax (TEOM) should increase by 1.7% on average in 2022. With the revaluation of the cadastral rental value of housing, which this year reaches +3 .4%, the bill will increase considerably for some owners.
Between galloping inflation (4.8% in April according to INSEE) and the rise in energy prices, French municipalities are spending more on the collection and recovery of their waste. A situation that has an impact on the note of the administrators. According to a study by the FSL firm carried out for Capital, the household waste collection tax (TEOM) should therefore increase in 2022 by 1.7% on average.
Medium-sized cities are the most affected
This increase does not take into account the national revaluation of + 3.4% cadastral rental bases, which therefore adds to the final bill. Medium-sized cities are the most affected, confided the director of FSL Capital. Between 40,000 and 100,000 inhabitants, the increase in voting rates reaches on average 2.6%when the increase is limited 1% for cities with more than 100,000 inhabitants.
This upward trend is also justified by the general tax on polluting activities (TGAP) that municipalities must pay to the state for the burial of waste. However, the budget of local authorities having to be voted in balance, as recalled Capitalthe latter compensate with an increase in TEOM.
Too bad for the owners
Thus, in some cities, the tax for the removal of household waste will skyrocket this year. Aubagne, the increase will be 40%, Troyes by 30.4%, Bourges by 23.7%. She will even reach 44.3% Beauvais. Concerning cities with more than 100,000 inhabitants, the TEOM increases by 31.6% Rennes or 23.9% Clermont-Ferrand.
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As a reminder, the rate voted by the municipality is multiplied by the cadastral rental value of the accommodation, revalued each year (+ 3.4% in 2022). Bad news for owners who, in 2022, will already suffer an average increase of 1.4% in their property tax.
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