2026 Drought: Automatic Property Tax Relief for Farmers

Due to the consequences of the 2026 drought, the State is granting collective relief on the Non-Built Property Tax for agricultural operators.

Generic image of dry, cracked agricultural land under a harsh sun, symbolizing drought.
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Generic image of dry, cracked agricultural land under a harsh sun, symbolizing drought.

In response to the impacts of the 2026 drought, the State is introducing collective relief on the Non-Built Property Tax (TFNB) for agricultural operators.

In response to the exceptional heatwave and drought of 2026, the State is implementing collective relief on the Non-Built Property Tax (TFNB) for agricultural operators. This measure aims to compensate for significant crop losses linked to the climate of this year.
The tax reliefs will be applied automatically. Affected operators will directly receive a notice of relief, with no specific action required on their part.
The list of concerned parcels can be consulted directly at the reception of the Parthenay Town Hall during opening hours.
Based on information from the official source: Communauté de communes Parthenay-Gâtine (02/10/2026)