France’s Tax Increases to Hit Some 300 Companies, Premier Says
Planned tax increases to get France’s budget deficit under control will hit about 300 of the country’s biggest companies, Prime Minister Michel Barnier said.Most Read from BloombergThe Corner Store ComebackA Housing Crisis Brews in Rwanda’s Capital CityRoofs of Mexico City’s Massive Food Market Will Power Public BusesGang Violence Is Moving to the Amazon’s Fast-Growing CitiesA 7,
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The French government plans to subject the budget to a 60 billion euro belt-tightening effort next year to hit new fiscal ...
Michel Barnier vowed to slash spending and temporarily raise some taxes, but his plan must contend with three bitterly ...
Following an unprecedented period where France was without a government, Michel Barnier has now announced a cabinet, which in ...
Prime Minister Michel Barnier announced steep public spending cuts and targeted tax hikes for France's biggest companies and ...
Prime Minister Michel Barnier said it would take until 2029 to get the country’s deficit in line with EU rules.
Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s first policy address on Tuesday bought his new government some much-needed time to fix France ...
France’s new government dominated by conservatives and centrists has gathered for the first time as Prime Minister Michel ...
France’s final bond offering ahead of next week’s budget announcement went off without a hitch, giving Prime Minister Michel ...
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