Overview
- Existing tax and spending rules remain in place on 1 January 2026, and none of the new measures in the 2026 finance bill take effect under the special law.
- The MaPrimeRénov application window is closed for now, though files already validated but unpaid will be settled by the housing agency ANAH.
- Aid for winegrowers, including a €130 million uprooting plan, is on hold and SMEs lose expected relief such as the next step in reducing the CVAE levy.
- Because brackets are not reindexed, an estimated 200,000 additional households could become income-tax payers in 2026, according to press assessments.
- The government says many delayed provisions would be applied retroactively from 1 January if adopted after the January debates, and it is prepared to use exceptional procedures to pass the budget.