Overview
- The revenue chapter passed 176–161 after substantial rewrites, avoiding an immediate transfer of the bill in its original form to the Senate.
- The Socialist Party backed the vote, the National Rally and France Unbowed opposed, Les Républicains largely abstained, and majority allies showed splits.
- Lawmakers reinstated the C3S production levy in a second deliberation to avert an estimated €5 billion shortfall.
- Deputies endorsed a higher CSG on certain capital income projected to yield roughly €2.6–€2.8 billion in 2026, and adopted first‑reading measures including expanded Nutri‑Score labeling and a new hexane tax.
- The spending chapter is now under review through Wednesday with an Armistice pause, the pensions suspension article is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon, deficit projections hover around €20–€20.6 billion against a sub‑€20 billion goal, and missing deadlines could send the text to the Senate without a final Assembly vote.