Comments by "Joey" (@Joey-ct8bm) on "What Does Le Pen Actually Plan To Do? - TLDR News" video.

@striker8795 You think France politicians like to have high taxes for their people? Of course not! Debts needs to be paid. France is in number 7 of highest debt to gdp in Europe. You'll be shocked which countries are all below that number. Add another 92'5 billions to that and you'll be in the top 4 next to Greece Italy and Cyprus. France actually needs a 100 billions to lower the debt to gdp ratio for the future.
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@striker8795 Taxes pay for debt to gdp, which had a average of a 115,86% last year. There's no way La Pen can make her promises real without a higher tax rate or immense debt.
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@InciniumVGC Tax reduction will not give you more tax revenue. Why would have tax at all i that were true? Tax reduction for companies might give you more investors. Tax for.companies is already low tho. No income tax under thirty will do nothing of the sort. Ukraine is western civilization. You don't wanna stop immigration, you just want a muslim ban.
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@striker8795 I'm from the Netherlands by the way. Let's compare the two shall we. This is france their income tax rate €10,085–€25,710 . 11% €25,711–€73,516 . 30% €73,517–€158,222 41% €158,222 and above 45% Netherlands income tax rates until €68,508 37.10% From €68,508. 49.50% Our income tax is higher than yours. Almost 50% above 68508 euros Not even above 158,222 pay that in France. Now let's compare debt to gdp. Netherlands is 58.06% debt to gdp. France is 115.83% debt to gdp. We've half debt to gdp of France and more income tax. 11% for €10,085–€25,710 is probably the lowest in all of Europe. Maybe even the world.
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@striker8795 Debt to gdp is 115.83% in France and 58.06% n the Netherlands. Taxes can't go lower in your country. You should pay more tax. a lot more.You've a poor country in Europe. France isn't a rich country for EU standards. Socialist policies needs money. The fact is you live above what the standard should be.
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@striker8795 According to this video you're 92.5 billion off. LMAO! Doesn't solve France it's debt problem too.
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@InciniumVGC Debt to gdp! Gdp will go up, but debt will go up too. Debt is payed by taxes. It wouldn't be so bad unless you've a 115,58% debt to gdp ratio in France and already high taxes. Unless you wanna end up like Greece. Debt would skyrocket. You would be spending money you don't have, which France already does. France would be a country investors would avoid.
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@striker8795 the Nordic countries however, the tax rates are higher with Denmark at 55.56%, Finland at 51.25%, Iceland at 46.22%, Norway at 47.2% and Sweden at 57% 6. All the rich countries have higher income tax than France.
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@haidouk872 Let me stop you there!!!! The EU has to print money because of the debt of countries like France Greece, Cyprus and Italy. These are the countries who make the Euro worth less every year. My country the Netherlands also receives almost no aid, but my country doesn't devalue the Euro. Probably the reason France wants to stay in the EU, because their own currency isn't worth that much anymore and with the policies Le Pen wants means she would have to print and pay for that themselves.
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She also wants no income tax for people below 30. These are all fake promises btw. France has a debt to gdp of a 115.86%. 7th highest in Europe. Lowering the working age of 60 and no income tax below 30 years old means you're missing 1/3 of spending power of the government. It's a ridiculous and impossible stance. You must be very stupid to fall for that, but appearendly they still do.
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@striker8795 Taxes are high because debt is high. If you cut social assistance and state aid the streets are gonna be run by criminals and homeless people. Nobody would ever set foot in Paris anymore. House prices and tourism would plummet. Some area's would be unliveable and very dangerous. Be carefull what you want. If it's 25% shit is gonna hit the fan very fast. The yellowvests would be nothing in comparison to what's coming then.
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@markgilrosales6366 That's the result of spending more than you own. Le Pen would have to do it with the same numbers, so she can't lower tax without making debt. It's a lie! Unless you wanna end up like Greece. The rich countries of Europe would be making policies in France. Selling every airport, shipyard and stuff just to pay that debt. No power whatsoever anymore. The Eiffel tower owned by another country. Imagine that!
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@JinMeowsoon Income tax is 37% directly from your salary. Above 68000 euro's a year it's 49.5% income tax. Healthcare insurance you need to pay yourself here. It's about 175 euro's a month with dental. Without dental 120 euro's. If you get outside your basic insured package there's a own risk policy up to 385 euro's Copy paste explanation here --> Every year, the government sets the fixed legal amount of insurance own risk. What this means is that you have to pay the first fixed legal amount in medical expenses yourself. Bills exceeding this amount will be paid directly via your insurer, depending on your chosen policy. No universal healthcare or here. it's mandatory tho. No Pension tax! It's in the income tax. Debt to gdp in the Netherlands is 58.6% Debt to gdp in France is 115.83% Your government actually needs to cut back and raise taxes to get that number down. a healthy gdp to debt ratio is 60% based on the IMF. They can't give you cutbacks on tax at all in France. France is already spending money they don't have.The notion that Le Pen wants people under 30 years old to pay no income tax is utterly ridiculous. Double the income tax under 30 is a more realistic thing to do here. Gdp per capita is also 20% higher in the Netherlands. If the Netherlands loans all the money France did my taxes would be half of what i pay now. People in France need to be informed on how you're all spending money. Money doesn't grow on trees.
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@JinMeowsoon The average house price in the Netherlands is 428,000 euros and in france it's €160,000. A very big difference here. Double the price for a house. Houses are smaller here too. One floor apartment in Amsterdam city area will set back you a million. Last year house prices rised 16.1% in the Netherlands. The highest rise of Europe. House prices already are not payable for young adults with student debt. Homebuyers aged 18 to 35 who buy their first property worth less than €400.000 gain a transfer tax exemption of 2%. If you plan to buy a home over €400.000, you need to pay 2% of property transfer tax. The bill will be introduced on 1 April 2021.
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@JinMeowsoon We also pay municipality tax of 600 euro in the year. It's tax for the area where you live. It differs where you live and also differs on how many people live in one house. It's 150 euro's higher with more people, but you can split it.
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@JinMeowsoon The cheapest barebone house listed in my city is 249000 euro's for 105 m2 living space and 129 m2 with a garden. It probably will go for 350000 euro's after all the bids. I live down south in the Netherlands. Not anywhere near Amsterdam. In a smaller city. Average house prices are crazy here compared to other countries in Europe. Investors are all over these cheap houses. With a rise of 16% last year you know why.
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