II – SOCIAL SECURITY DEBT REPAYMENT CONTRIBUTION
Like the CSG, it is payable by individuals who are domiciled in France for tax purposes and, where
earned or substitution income is concerned, who contribute in any capacity whatsoever to a French
compulsory health insurance scheme.
The rate is 0.5%. The tax base is slightly wider than that of the CSG, since certain categories of income
exempt from the CSG, such as family allowances and housing benefits, are liable to the CRDS.
The CRDS is collected in the same way as the CSG, with the exception of the contribution on earned
and substitution income from foreign sources collected by individual assessment. The CRDS is not
deductible from the income tax base.
It yielded €6.85 billion in 2015.
III – 4.5% SOCIAL LEVY AND OTHER ADDITIONAL LEVIES
The social levy for income from personal assets and investment income is set at a rate of 4.5%.
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The additional contribution on income from personal assets and investment income is set at 0.3%.
The base and collection methods for both are identical to those of the CSG due on income from
personal assets and investment income.
The 4.5% social levy and additional contribution of 0.3% are not deductible from total income liable to
income tax.
IV – SOLIDARITY LEVY OF 2%
A solidarity levy of 2%
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is levied on income from personal assets and investment income.
The base and collection methods are identical to those of the CSG due on income from personal assets
and investment income.
The solidarity levy is not deductible from total income liable to income tax.
Total social levies on investment income and income from personal assets (income from property,
capital gains on disposals of securities, purchase life annuities, etc.) stand at 15.5%.
V – EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTION ON GAINS FROM EXERCISING STOCK OPTIONS AND
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