French President announces pro-business measures
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French President announces pro-business measures
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Re: French President announces pro-business measures
#2There is also a lot to do to change the mentality, because the crowd don't believe in "entrepreneurship" and prefer to work directly in big company.
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#4From a french guy : We are so late on this. imo, it's just an adjustment compare to other country (like US). There is also a lot to do to change the mentality, because the crowd don't believe in "entrepreneurship" and prefer to work directly in big company.
Re: French President announces pro-business measures
#5From a french guy : We are so late on this. imo, it's just an adjustment compare to other country (like US). There is also a lot to do to change the mentality, because the crowd don't believe in "entrepreneurship" and prefer to work directly in big company.
Re: French President announces pro-business measures
#6From a french guy : We are so late on this. imo, it's just an adjustment compare to other country (like US). There is also a lot to do to change the mentality, because the crowd don't believe in "entrepreneurship" and prefer to work directly in big company.
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#7I can't say that I'm a big fan of the tax breaks though. We shouldn't subsidize any business, they should fail or succeed on their own merits.
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#8Re: French President announces pro-business measures
#9Apologies, I just received a letter saying I owe the impots an additional 400€. For reasons I can't imagine since my salary hasn't appreciated that much. Entrepreneurship is hard enough already, the government taking more money doesn't make it any easier no matter how many visas they grant.
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#1075% tax rate, who is he kidding? Who wants to work for free for years on their startup and sacrifice their savings, their social life, sometimes their family, just to be hit by 75% tax at the end of the journey?
No thank you Hollande, but no thank you.