The five-year term of Emmanuel Macron, whose results will be the basis of the electoral debate which begins, was, on the economic front, already largely written at the end of 2017 with the work orders on the one hand, the overhaul of the taxation of the capital on the other hand.
The second subject is explosive.
The abolition of the solidarity tax on wealth (ISF), replaced by the tax on real estate wealth (IFI), and the single standard levy (PFU), alias the "flat tax", of 30% on income of capital (dividends and capital gains) are the two emblematic measures in this area.
France Strategy has assessed it and submitted its third report on the subject last week.
No luck, the experts could not answer the only question that, ultimately, the majority and the opposition wanted to ask him: yes or no, is Emmanuel Macron the president of the rich?
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