France's New Vacation Declaration Law Sparks Privacy Debate

France introduces a new law requiring families to declare vacations exceeding seven days to tax authorities starting August 14, 2025. The measure aims to better control leisure spending and combat tax fraud. However, low-income families express concerns about potential privacy violations. "This feels like an intrusion into our private lives," says one concerned parent. The government maintains that the law is necessary to address tax evasion and ensure fair taxation. The video also highlights the role of booking platforms and travel agencies in providing data to tax authorities from January 2026 onwards. This new regulation sparks a debate about the balance between fiscal responsibility and individual privacy.