France's Macron-era tax shifts: indirect hikes to trigger 2026 'tax shock'

French indirect taxes have risen sharply since 2017, eroding early purchasing-power gains. The cumulative effect is projected to create a 'tax shock' for households and businesses by 2026, signaling a reversal of Macron's initial tax-cutting agenda.

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