The “chicken coop tax”, can we avoid it ?

< IMG LOADING = "Lazy" SRSC = "/Sites/Default/Files/Styles/Medium/AFP-Image/2022-10/6533D0595D40DE867F20F9CB23B224AFE7C9CA4E.JPG ? Itok = R4KQ7OET" width = "1300" height = "867" alt = "a hen at the end of the laying cycle, during d ' a sale organized by the amp;#039; Association & quot; Champs free to" Class = "Lazyload Img-Flid image-Style-Max-300x1300" SRC = "/Sites/Default/Files/Styles/Max_1300x1300/Public/AFP-Image/2022-10/6533D0595D40DE867F20F9CB23B224AFE7C9CA4E.JPG ? ITOK = RKN6ORN"/ AFP/Archives - Charly Triballeau < P >< Strong >The hens have a price … which is not counted in grains. In France, the creation of a chicken coop can cause a development tax. However, depending on its size and mobility, there are solutions to escape it. Explanations on this little -known taxation.

< P > The development tax, which strikes constructions like greenhouses or garden sheds, also affects chicken coops. Depending on the surface, exemptions are possible, but as reported < EM > The Epoch Times , the rule remains blurred and changing. Thus, for any structure of more than 5 m² with a ceiling greater than 1.80 m, you are < EM > de facto subject to this taxation. But beware, beyond 20 m², the invoice can quickly increase with a building permit and specific taxes depending on the region. < P >The case of the mobile chicken coop offers an alternative: by avoiding fixing on the ground, you escape taxation. But the conditions vary depending on the municipality. If you have less than 50 hens, no approach is required. Beyond that, you will have to make a declaration to your town hall, depending on rules that can change from one municipality to another. In short, it is a real administrative puzzle for amateur breeders. < p > especially since this tax is not trivial. As the government site of the economy explains, it is calculated according to the taxable area and the construction cost index (ICC), with values ​​that vary depending on the location. For example, in Île-de-France, the value per m² is 1,054 euros. What dissuade poultry enthusiasts, already faced up the prices of materials and animal food. < P >< Strong > The article you liked ? It mobilized our editorial staff which only lives from your gifts. < Br > Information has a cost, especially since competition from subsidized writing requires additional rigor and professionalism. < P > With your support, France-Soir will continue to offer its articles for free & nbsp; we think that everyone must have access to free and independent information to forge their own opinion. < P > You are the sine qua non condition for our existence, support us for France-Soir to remain the French media which makes the most legitimate express.