The State supports businesses affected by damage

Exceptional measures for employment support, social contributions, and cash flow are being implemented for businesses victimized by urban violence.

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Following significant damage caused by urban violence on October 17 and 18, the State has announced a set of measures to support businesses that are victims of vandalism.

These measures aim to assist businesses affected by recent damage. They notably include employment protection through an exceptional partial activity scheme fully covered by the State.
Businesses will also benefit from payment facilities for their employer social contributions and options for spreading out their tax charges without fees or increases.
Treasury support is also planned for directly affected businesses, including a zero-interest loan offer and the establishment of a specific support fund.
All support measures for impacted businesses and traders are detailed in a document available online.
Based on information from the official source: DRIEETS Île-de-France (23/10/2026)