It will be clearer and readable: this is what the pay slip that Bruno Le Maire wants to simplify should look like

Le bulletin de paie va passer de 55 à 15 lignes. ILLUSTRATION MAXPPP – Nicolas Kovarik

Bercy ambitionne de rendre le bulletin de paie plus claire, simple et lisible pour les salariés. Un plan de simplification est présenté ce mercredi 24 avril en conseil des ministres.

Following the presentation by Prime Minister Gabriel Attal of measures to "debureaucratize" the administration, the Minister of ;rsquo;Economy Bruno Le Maire presents this Wednesday April 24 in the Council of Ministers a plan aimed at simplifying the lives of businesses and ridding them of "paperwork".

Around thirty lines less

Among the fifty or so proposals that will be put on the table, that of simplifying the pay slip. Bruno Le Maire indicated that this document would go from 55 lines to "around fifteen lines".

Nous voulons simplifier le bulletin de paie pour améliorer sa lisibilité. Ma proposition est de passer de plus de 50 lignes et à une quinzaine. ↓

PS : l'intégralité des informations restera disponible sur demande par le salarié. pic.twitter.com/u9dKoxZfqS

— Bruno Le Maire (@BrunoLeMaire) April 23, 2024

"We want a sheet of around fifteen lines which is clear, simple, readable for the employee where he sees what pays the business manager, what he receives, what he pays in social security contributions, what he pays in taxes, and what he has left at the end of the month. quot;, detailed the tenant of Bercy on the set of the France 2 news this Tuesday April 23.

To support his statement, the Minister of the Economy revealed on his X account an overview of what he intends to put in place.

🔴🗣️ “Nous voulons une feuille de paie qui soit claire, simple, lisible pour le salarié.”@BrunoLeMaire, ministre de l’Économie, va présenter une loi de simplification pour les PME.⁰⁰

▶️ #JT20H #AnneSophieLapix pic.twitter.com/PkbQEvw2up

— Info France 2 (@infofrance2) April 23, 2024

Full information available on request

If more than thirty lines are destined to disappear, all of the information will remain available on request by the employee, specifies Bruno Le Maire.

Among the other measures announced which must be discussed this Wednesday at the Elysée, Bercy also intends to eliminate Cerfa administrative forms, up to 80% by now to 2026. Business leaders will no longer have to return the 15 million annual sick leave forms for their employees to Social Security.