The declaration said that Macron had earned 3.3 million euro (about $3.5 million) from 2009 to 2014.
"At the same time, his assets, according to the declaration, amount to 1.2 million euro and his debt amounted to 1 million euro; in other words his net capital was only 200,000 euro," Anticor said.
On March 10, France’s anti-corruption body, in response to the inquiry into Macron’s financial affairs, refused to provide any details on allegations the presidential hopeful owned undeclared assets, citing a law on transparency in public life, in a letter obtained by Sputnik.
The first round of French presidential election is scheduled for April 23, while the second round will take place on May 7. Macron as well as far-right candidate Marine Le Pen are favorites of the election race.
