US EditionFrance Leftists’ Plans Include 90% Top Marginal Income Tax Rate
- France's New Popular Front, the largest parliamentary group, aims to implement minimum wage increases and petrol price controls in their new plans.
- The New Popular Front's victory in the snap election leads to the proposal of a 90% tax on the wealthy.
- The coalition's agenda outlines a 90% tax rate on income over €400,000 and a reduction in the retirement age to 60.
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France’s Left-Wing Coalition Reveals Plan To Introduce 90 Percent Tax On Annual Income Over €400,000
After securing the majority of seats in Sunday's election, the newly formed left-wing government in France has revealed plans to impose a ninety percent tax on its “wealthier” citizens.
French leftists 'prepare to govern' with 90% tax on rich after shock win in snap elections
France’s left wing New Popular Front (NPF) is hoping to introduce a 90 per cent tax on the rich, following their surprising win in the snap election.The alliance - formed just last month - surged to victory in the second round of voting and gained 182 seats, blocking Marine Le Pen’s quest to bring the hard-right to power in the country.Emmanuel Macron’s centrist Together bloc came in second with 168 seats, and Le Pen and Jordan Bardella’s Nation…
El Nuevo Frente Popular de Francia, el sorprendente ganador de las elecciones legislativas del domingo, va a recurrir a una vieja fórmula de la izquierda para recaudar dinero: el "impuestazo" a los ricos. La coalición ya ha dejado claro que quiere aprobar una tasa del 90% para las rentas más altas, en línea con algunos de sus predesores, como es el caso de Francois Hollande, ex presidente de la República entre 2012 y 2017, aunque con poco éxito.…
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