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Manufacturer sets sustainable-mobility payments by trip count

Les Manufactures de Franche-Comté pays €40 to €250 a year under the forfait mobilités durables by one-way trip count, within the exemption ceilings. Amendment signed 16 June 2026.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 19 October 2026

Payroll & Labour

Industry: Manufacturing

Les Manufactures de Franche-Comté, a société par actions simplifiée based at 18 rue de la Côte, 25230 Seloncourt and registered with the Belfort trade registry under number 407 836 329, has amended its sustainable-mobility agreement with the UNSA unionLegifrance. Amendment No. 1 to the agreement of 5 June 2026Legifrance Legifrance, done at Seloncourt on 16 June 2026Legifrance, replaces Article 5Legifrance to pin down what counts as a tripLegifrance and to set the annual forfait mobilités durables (FMD) amountsLegifrance.

A trajet is now defined as a single one-way journey: one trip to come to work, or one trip to return home.Legifrance Only trips made by soft mobility count toward the thresholds.Legifrance

The amendment sets two reference periods: 1 July to 31 December 2026, with 23 possible weeks, and 1 November 2026 to 31 October 2027Legifrance.Legifrance The yearly amount follows a three-tier scale.Legifrance In tier 1, 60 or more soft-mobility trips give €40 a yearLegifrance and 120 or more give €80Legifrance. In tier 2, 80 or more trips give €80Legifrance and 160 or more give €150Legifrance. In tier 3, more than 120 trips give €120Legifrance and more than 240 trips give €250Legifrance. The sums are budgeted each year by the Pôle Franche Comté, and the scale may be revised annually.

The amounts stay within the social and tax exemption ceilings in force.Legifrance Where the FMD is combined with reimbursement of a public-transport season ticket, the overall regulatory ceiling applies: the combined FMD and season-ticket support is exempt from social contributions up to €900 a year per employeeService Public, with no exemption for the FMD at all once season-ticket support exceeds €900Service Public.

The amendment is filed on the TéléAccords platform and transmitted to the competent services in line with the regulations, and it replaces the previous Article 5 of the 5 June 2026 agreement.Legifrance

The legal basis is Amendment No. 1 of 16 June 2026Legifrance to the company agreement of 5 June 2026Legifrance on the forfait mobilités durablesLegifrance, within the framework of Articles L. 3261-5 to L. 3261-11 of the Code du travail.

Pay the 2026-2027 FMD using the new trip count: one-way soft-mobility trips only, €40 to €250 a year by tier, within the €900 combined exemption ceiling.

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