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Why is France's housing-adaptation credit about targeted accessibility work, not just expensive renovation for older age?
I am looking at French tax support for adapting a home to age or disability, and the public discussion often sounds broader than the official rule. Please explain why the credit is narrower and more purposeful than general renovation relief.
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