France in 14bn-euro tax black holeBusiness | 207893 hits | May 29 10:53 am | Posted by: N_Fiddledog  The French government is facing a 14bn-euro black hole in its public finances after significantly overestimating tax collection.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Gee who would have thought ?
Obviously not the Left.
Andy should read, won't, still sit in his delusions.
Wut, you mean people took their money away from the retarded lefties, when they just came too hard for it ?
Gee who would have thought ?
Obviously not the Left.
Andy should read, won't, still sit in his delusions.
You may recall the topic I posted with the notion of a government that could sustain itself absent any tax revenues from its citizens.
It is of no small consequence that some of our objected to the idea because they want taxes to be used for social engineering purposes.
In their view the power to tax really is the power to destroy and they don't care if revenues decline because of their tax policies because revenues are not the purpose of their tax policies in the first place. The result in France is EXACTLY what people like Andy want from their ideal tax policies.
They just want to use taxes to eradicate 'income inequalities' and, of course, they accomplish this by beggaring productive people, not by uplifting beggars.