The National Rally opposes a new digital tax
Marine Le Pen's party recently expressed a firm position regarding the taxation of technological tools. In an official statement, the political group asserted that it is "unthinkable" to implement a tax on digital media used by the French people.
This stance comes in the context of a debate over the financing of culture and creation. The party believes that citizens should not be further solicited financially for access to digital equipment, such as computers, tablets, or smartphones.
For the National Rally, this measure would represent an additional burden on household purchasing power. The party favors other solutions to support the sectors concerned, without increasing the bill for French consumers.
This statement highlights the importance of digital technology in the daily lives of the French. While the question of taxing electronic devices regularly returns to political discussions, the debate remains open on how to protect both creators and users.