PUBLIC FINANCE · DEDUPLICATION ·
Financial deduplication: an executable graph that prevents counting the same euro twice
assigned one owner to every flow. This layer turns overlaps into executable consolidation rules: exclude, select, sequence, net within a package or require a bridge to public accounts.
— Business, procurement, public service and constitutional review
The current doctrine adds four cross-cutting workstreams: simple 15–30% corporate taxation, CIR abolition and anti-avoidance, sovereign public procurement with AI controls and a markup ceiling, public-service pay and integrity, and abolition/replacement of the Constitutional Council.
Graph status
Core consolidation gates
Canonical owners absorb aliases and legal wrappers. Mutually exclusive scenarios cannot be added. Sequential reforms apply to the residual left by the previous step. Shared packages are calculated net. Public-enterprise effects stay outside general-government totals until a dividend, tax, transfer or reduced subsidy creates a documented bridge. Finally, no independent measure enters the global total before its base, timing, transition cost and actually removed cost or collected revenue are evidenced.
— the first monetary pass is now published
The 58 monetary references have passed through a first set of mechanical filters. The raw €156.736–229.789bn sum is explicitly rejected as a false total. After isolating explicit costs, public-enterprise effects and the 8.04/6.12 duplicate, replacing the R&D-tax-credit sub-estimates with the 2026 gross reference and collapsing the motorway scenarios, the documentary pool is €136.777–206.270bn — still uncertified. Open the line-by-line monetary pass →
— Budgetability filter
The second pass now keeps €54.950–81.950bn of productivity gains outside the future budget total until a real cost disappears, and isolates the major business-aid, tax-control-revenue and social-support envelopes before any addition.