France's new socialist government is calling for higher taxes on the wealthy and big businesses as it attempts to cut its budget deficit and boost its stagnant economy. In his first spending proposal, French President Francois Hollande proposed $39 billion in savings, with a third of it in spending cuts and two-thirds from higher taxes. Hollande called for a 75 percent tax for the next two years on incomes topping $1.3 million. Critics say the high tax rate would signal that ...
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