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Fdesouche.com reported that Emmanuel Petit, 1998 World Champion, said he was convinced that people born French like him hated France. He also denounced the rise in taxes and claimed that there was no money for the police and hospitals. #17octobre https://t.co/2PkmHjvP8z #France #société #politique (translated)

The account Les Mileistes Français stated that Nicolas paid between 60 and 70% in taxes, while also bearing many other expenses. It notably mentioned a surcharge on insurance related, according to him, to the increase in looting episodes, the cost of a private school for his children, distant housing, and security systems, as well as health, cafeteria, daycare, and transportation expenses, which he claimed he had to pay at full price. The account also mentioned a six-month wait to see a specialist, a car that had become expensive due to ecological standards, thousands of euros in fuel taxes, and the contribution to the funding of social housing in his building. It added that Nicolas was suffering from inflation on his savings, was excluded from aid, had to hear calls for more solidarity, and was waiting three years for his children's attackers to be judged. Finally, it denounced the insults that Nicolas would suffer in public and subsidized media, before asking when he would stop participating in this system, which he described as "shit." #Impôts #Injustice #QualitéDeVie (translated)

Jon De Lorraine stated that taxpayers were paying for a hospital that did not function, media subservient to power, and people who were destroying cities, town halls, and shops. He described this situation as a "rule of law" and said that the people involved should no longer be lecturing them. #Impôts #ÉtatDeDroit #Société (translated)

Sarah Knafo said she shares the opinion of Agnès Verdier-Molinié that tax cuts were the only solution. She added that in her view, reducing spending was also the only solution to achieve this, and she believed that Agnès Verdier-Molinié would agree with her. https://t.co/okaqbGrUcG #impôts #économie #politique (translated)

AuBonTouiteFrançais stated that high-ranking state officials were very expensive, only cared about their careers, and lacked skills. He also criticized them for raising taxes to finance their lifestyle, calling this behavior parasitism. #Politique #Économie #Parasitisme (translated)

One in three Russian companies is now running at a loss due to rising borrowing costs, falling demand, and increased taxes, while the economic growth rate remains below 1% and many employees will not receive a year-end bonus. #EconomieRusse #CriseEconomique #EntreprisesDéficitaires (translated)

The National Assembly has approved a new exemption for intrafamily monetary gifts as part of the 2027 budget, raising the tax-exempt ceiling to 100,000 euros and extending the duration of the measure to one year, a controversial measure criticized by the left as favoring the wealthiest. #Budget2027 #DonFamilial #Héritage (translated)

Antoine Léaument accused his interlocutors of reducing state revenues by lowering taxes for the wealthiest, which, according to him, had created the deficit. He stated that they were competing with Le Pen in their proposals and claimed that she proposed eliminating 22,000 positions in public hospitals. https://t.co/xzdhmSY3zW #Politique #Économie #SantéPublique (translated)

Impact reported that Magali Berdah lost her temper live on television after Brahim called her out. She denied any tax evasion and claimed to have declared her taxes, before asking him to detail his accusations and provide evidence. She called him dangerous and disputed that he could speak on the set. Berdah also talked about her background, saying that her mother worked as a cleaning lady and spent several years at Emmaüs. She claimed to have started a business on her own that had reached 42 million euros, before being destroyed, according to her, by Booba, whom she presented as under investigation. Impact indicated that the segment came from BFM TV. #MagaliBerdah #Télévision #Débat (translated)

Guillaume Kasbarian wrote that the deputies had refused the day before to change the tax allowance for retirees and had opposed that day the de-indexing of pensions and social benefits. He indicated that he had proposed to end their automatic increase while the deficit, in his opinion, was exploding, but the deputies had rejected his proposal. He estimated that the workers, who paid contributions and taxes, as well as their children, to whom the debt would be left, would bear the cost. He deemed this position irresponsible and stated that the country was heading towards a deadlock. #Retraites #Députés #Politique (translated)

The author believed that the situation was indicative of a fiscal crisis, stating that taxpayers no longer understood their tax notices or pay slips. He called for the organization of a general assembly on taxation. https://t.co/p3N5CDK7VZ #Fiscalité #CriseEconomique #Impôts #FR (translated)

The author believed that, in his country, billionaires should pay proportionally at least as much in taxes as their secretaries or nurses, and that large companies should contribute at least as much as neighborhood butchers. He also mentioned Mr. Lenglet and shared a link. https://t.co/xTplNmTCf5 #Impôts #Équité #JusticeSociale #FR (translated)

Guillaume Kasbarian wrote that the left wanted to reduce the tax credit for personal services, a measure that, according to him, would affect couples, parents, and workers who sometimes need assistance. He indicated that his supporters justified this decrease by the funding of the tax credit for nursing homes, created earlier, and called the proposal "shameful." https://t.co/5JtLvjClu8 #Impôts #ServicesÀLaPersonne #Politique (translated)

Guillaume Kasbarian denounced the addition of a tax credit for nursing homes, which he estimated at 700 million euros. He claimed that, on the same morning, 1.4 billion euros had been abandoned to preserve a tax deduction. He wondered whether the next step would be a total absence of tax for retirees, financed by the working population, and described the measure as "clientelistic madness." https://t.co/VNsabMLshJ #Impôts #Retraités #EHPAD (translated)

David Lisnard indicated that Cannes' debt was expected to have decreased from 83.5 million euros by the end of the year, compared to a decrease of 81.5 million previously planned. He attributed this result to the method applied since 2014. He stated that the municipality had never increased local tax rates and had even reduced them last year. According to him, the reduction in debt benefited taxpayers and future generations. He also highlighted the modernization of municipal services, particularly through artificial intelligence, as well as a tenfold increase in self-financing capacity to support investments and aid for vulnerable individuals. Lisnard added that these results had been achieved despite, in his opinion, the increase in state tax levies on municipal finances and the challenges encountered. He concluded that Cannes was progressing and succeeding. #Cannes #Dettepublique #Gestionmunicipale (translated)

Antoine Léaument wrote that the president of Medef said he was ready to leave France to avoid paying taxes. He called this position shameful and unfair, arguing that less fortunate French people did not have this option. He called for restoring equality before taxation through a universal tax. https://t.co/tassWMEDUV #Fiscalité #Injustice #Égalité (translated)