He hit hard, Guillaume Peltier.
In the
JDD
, the deputy vice-president of the Republicans declined a government program for the first hundred days of the next five-year term.
Shock measure: a generalized 20% increase in net wages.
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The deputy proposes the abolition of all employee and employer contributions and the CSG - we should not forget the retirees - which would be replaced by a 2% tax on financial and electronic transactions, the return of which he estimates at 540 billion euros. euros.
Except that 2% is not a
“micro-levy”
, as Guillaume Peltier defends.
This is a lot for a risk-free financial product (the livret A rate is 0.5%).
That's a lot for an everyday product, on which the trader's margin is calculated after the comma.
It's huge if that 2% is added up with every payment down the value chain.
Beware of the labels waltz, and the return of cash payment.
Another illusion
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