A tax on financial wealth
Replace the (IFI) with a tax on financial wealth (IFF).
Exempt business assets, the main home and investment in businesses from this tax.
Rassemblement national· Leader of the RN group in the National Assembly· Declared candidacy · Declared on July 7, 2026
Candidacy confirmed after her conviction on appeal on 7 July 2026.
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« Dans la continuité du programme » « La présidente des députés RN a confirmé sa candidature le mardi 7 juillet. » « Marine Le Pen, a confirmé malgré sa condamnation en appel le 7 juillet dernier, qu’elle serait candidate à l’élection présidentielle pour la quatrième fois consécutive. » Replace the (IFI) with a tax on financial wealth (IFF).
Exempt business assets, the main home and investment in businesses from this tax.
Abolish between parents and children for low- and middle-income families, and exempt gifts of up to €100,000 per descendant every ten years.
Abolish income tax for people under 30 earning up to four times the .
Restore the on investment income to 30%.
Harmonize large companies’ corporate income tax in the European Union, proposing a single rate between 20% and 25%.
Abolish more than 120 taxes considered unnecessary by the candidate.
Tax multinational companies’ windfall profits arising from crises rather than economic performance.
Achieve a net savings adjustment of €140 billion in 2032 compared with 2026.
Reduce state spending, urban policy spending, funding for associations unrelated to the public interest and development aid; €140 billion is the announced net target for 2032 compared with 2026.
End public subsidies for politicized associations.
Use a referendum to enshrine a constitutional rule requiring each budget to reduce debt toward a maximum of 60% of gross domestic product.
During a major economic crisis, allow a one-year exemption with a three-fifths parliamentary vote; require a referendum from the second year.
Replace only one out of every two departing local government administrative employees, excluding healthcare staff.
Have the European Central Bank take employment, growth and innovation into account.
Restore a budget surplus before debt interest payments by the end of 2028.
Reduce public spending to below 50% of gross domestic product by the end of the presidential term.
Cut by €20 billion, including the , to support industry.
Create a sovereign fund investing savings in French businesses and the real economy, with capital guaranteed by the state.
Raise the business succession tax exemption to 100%, conditional on keeping the business in France for ten years.
Shorten payment periods and penalize late payment with invoice surcharges, including for the state and large companies.
Put prefects in charge of coordinating procedures for establishing businesses.
Introduce a 150% for digitalization and robotics investment.
Make the final seller responsible for ensuring products comply with the standards imposed on French businesses.
Give French businesses priority in public procurement.
Use ordinances to reduce rules affecting businesses to the minimum required by the European Union.
Increase public research spending by 0.3 percentage points of gross domestic product before 2032.
Require canteens to serve 80% French agricultural products.
Guarantee farmers fair prices and step up checks on imports that do not meet French standards.
Exclude French agriculture from free-trade agreements.
Exempt farm transfers from .
Replace (AME) with aid limited to life-threatening emergencies.
Increase the number of medical students by removing the , and abolish the regional health agencies.
Increase apprenticeship and work-study funding by around €250 to €300 per month for the company and for the apprentice or work-study student.
Create sector committees to assess the economy’s needs every three years and adapt training accordingly.
Make universities’ admission criteria fully transparent so high school students know what is expected.
Expel students over sixteen from high school or university for damage, threats or assaults against pupils, students or teachers.
Increase teachers’ salaries.
Repeal the bans and obligations tied to the (DPE), including those that apply to renting out homes.
Finance over €20 billion of housing modernization, comfort improvements and energy-saving work through the 100% Rénov’ and 100% Clim plans.
Leave the EU rules that set electricity prices.
Renegotiate European rules from 2027, set a national price and negotiate selling prices directly with partners.
Relaunch nuclear power with new reactors, (SMR) and fast neutron reactors.
Have the European Central Bank help finance the energy transition and compliance with the Paris Agreement.
Drop the 2035 ban on selling new combustion-engine cars.
Replace the with a principle requiring those responsible to repair the harm caused.
Introduce a carbon tax at European borders.
Achieve carbon neutrality before 2050 through a national low-carbon strategy.
Have the state pay for driving licenses for people under 25 with a clean criminal record.
Abolish .
Introduce a presumption of self-defense for police and gendarmes.
Make a municipal police force mandatory in towns of more than 10,000 residents.
Prevent foreign rioters from entering France before demonstrations.
Issue protest bans against repeat perpetrators of damage.
Introduce mandatory for repeat offenders, attacks on public service workers and drug trafficking, and limit sentence reductions and adjustments.
Build the prison places that are needed and convert sites into low-security detention centers for minors and short sentences.
Lower the age of to 16 and allow fast-track trials for minors.
Make participants in looting jointly liable for the damage and require parents to pay when participants are minors.
Guarantee a lawyer for children in care in all circumstances.
Classify pimping involving children under fifteen as a serious crime and increase penalties.
Prohibit downgrading rape of minors to lesser offenses tried in a correctional court.
Restrict legal and illegal immigration, pending a constitutional reform put to a referendum.
Suspend all of undocumented foreigners by prefects.
Introduce national preference, reserve family allowances for French citizens and require five years of work in France for non-contributory benefits such as the .
Abolish .
Tighten the conditions for (stable job, precisely defined income).
Require asylum claims to be filed in embassies and consulates, outside France.
Require foreign nationals who came to work in France to return to their country if they lose their job.
Automatically expel foreign offenders.
Put a progressive headscarf ban to a referendum, starting with universities, sports federations and public buildings.
Privatize public broadcasting.
Enshrine a single national community in the Constitution and prohibit communal separatism, including by local governments.
Introduce with a majority bonus.
Create a ministry dedicated to fighting fraud.
Abolish almost all state agencies and bodies covered by the state reorganization, including the ecological transition agency ADEME.
Write a (RIC) on laws into the Constitution, and reserve the power to amend the Constitution to the people, by referendum.
Abolish the overseas tax and fully compensate overseas local governments.
Allocate an additional €3 billion to overseas territories by 2032.
Negotiate to reserve free movement in the area for EU citizens only.
Cap France’s net contribution to the European Union budget at €5 billion.
Give the French Constitution precedence over foreign texts and authorities, including European ones.
Calculate part of national EU budget contributions according to how far economies are from Paris Agreement targets.
Relaunch European nuclear cooperation under the Euratom Treaty, using French technology.
Refocus the European Commission on a secretariat role serving nations and withdraw the health and internal security programs challenged by the candidate.
Oppose any further enlargement of the European Union under current conditions.
Maintain military aid to Ukraine, potentially including equipment.
Stop committing large sums of financial aid to Ukraine in view of France’s budget situation.
Initiate an international conference on public and private debt and possible responses.
Refuse any transfer of defense or diplomatic powers to the EU.
Keep full sovereignty over nuclear deterrence and maintain a full-spectrum military.
Protect the budget path set by the .