Which homes qualify for the Scellier scheme?

17 January 2012

The Scellier scheme applies only to new homes, let unfurnished as a principal residence.

Homes eligible for the Scellier scheme

It order to qualify for the Scellier tax reduction scheme, your property must fulfil all the following conditions: 

  • the home must be newly completed or bought off-plan prior to completion (VEFA in French) 
  • it must be purchased between 1 January 2009 and 31 December 2012
  • the tax reduction is equivalent to 25% of the purchase price spread over 9 years for properties purchased between 1 January 2009 and 31 December 2010
  • the tax is reduction equivalent to 20% of the purchase price spread over 9 years for properties purchased between 1 January 2009 and 31 December 2012
  • it must be let unfurnished for at least 9 years, with the tenancy beginning within 12 months of completion of construction work or the date of purchase
  • its insulation and energy performance levels must comply with the regulations applicable at the time development consent was applied for (RT 2000 for all applications submitted prior to 04/09/2006 and RT 2005 for those submitted after 01/09/2006*). A property purchased in 2010 must therefore comply with the RT2005 construction standard
  • it must be located in an eligible location View the rents and eligible zones.

* conditions applicable from the date of publication of the decree setting out the methods to be used to assess compliance with this regulation 

How many properties are elegible?

The Scellier scheme is restricted to one property purchase per year per tax payer.
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