France's 2025 Income Tax Brackets Adjusted to Reflect Inflation

The revised 1.8% increase in tax thresholds aims to prevent higher taxes for most households, with over 600,000 taxpayers remaining non-taxable.

The 2025 income tax brackets in France have been revalued by 1.8%, aligning with 2024 inflation rates, excluding tobacco prices.
This adjustment ensures that approximately 18 million taxpayers will not see an increase in their income tax bills, while 619,000 individuals will remain non-taxable.
The revised brackets include a 0% tax rate for incomes up to €11,497 and a 45% rate for incomes above €180,294, with incremental rates of 11%, 30%, and 41% for intermediate ranges.
The initial proposal of a 2% adjustment by the previous government was reduced to 1.8% during joint parliamentary discussions to match inflation levels more closely.
The revised tax plan will take effect if the government survives a motion of censure vote, with income declarations starting in mid-April 2025.