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€1,000 tax credit for under-26s taking a job in an occupation with recruitment difficulties

Article 5 of the Ordinance of 2 August 2005 creates Article 200 decies of the General Tax Code: a tax credit is granted to employees under 26 who start, between 1 July 2005 and 31 December 2007, a job lasting at least six consecutive months in an occupation with recruitment difficulties (listed by order), where their earnings for the period are between €2,970 and €12,060. It equals €1,000 if those earnings do not exceed €10,060, then 50% of the difference between €12,060 and those earnings, with a minimum of €25. It is limited to households whose taxable income does not exceed €20,000 (single person) or €40,000 (couple), plus €3,421 per additional half-share; it can be paid in advance and is refunded if it exceeds the tax due. An employer issuing an improper certificate faces a 25% fine.

Measure originators

InitiatorGVT
Jean-Louis Borloo
Gouvernement
InitiatorGVT
Thierry Breton
Gouvernement
Amount
€1,000
Impact on public finances

No official estimate found for this measure.

Effective date
1 July 2005

Measure impact

A young person under 26 taking a job in a shortage occupation between July 2005 and the end of 2007 can receive up to €1,000, paid once, even if not liable to tax.

Official references

Law number: Ordonnance n° 2005-895 du 2 août 2005, art. 5
Official Journal: JORF n° 179 du 3 août 2005

Procedure timeline

Follow the progress of this fiscal measure through the different stages of the parliamentary procedure.

100%
3 / 3 steps
Completed
4 August 2005

Immediate application

Phase 2 – Ordinance

Ordonnance provisoire

Entrée en vigueur de l'ordonnance ; le crédit d'impôt couvre les activités débutées depuis le 1er juillet 2005.
Completed
3 August 2005

Publication in Official Journal

Phase 2 – Ordinance
Publication de l'ordonnance n° 2005-895 du 2 août 2005 au Journal officiel n° 179 du 3 août 2005.
Completed
26 July 2005

Authorization law promulgated

Phase 1 – Authorization
Loi n° 2005-846 du 26 juillet 2005 habilitant le Gouvernement à prendre, par ordonnance, des mesures d'urgence pour l'emploi (visée par l'ordonnance).