The government maintains synthetic ETFs in the PEA

The Minister of Action and Public Accounts, David Amiel, announced that the government will not change the eligibility conditions for swap ETFs in the equity savings plan (PEA). Savers can continue to invest in ETFs replicating American or global indices while benefiting from a tax advantage. After five years of holding, the gains are exempt from income tax, with only social contributions of 18.6% due. This decision has not yet been enshrined in law, and the submission of the finance bill (PLF) for 2027 this autumn will be decisive. Previously, a note from the General Directorate of the Treasury had considered excluding these funds from the PEA, threatening access to indices such as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq. More than 7 million PEAs, representing approximately 126 billion euros, were potentially affected by this measure.

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