75% tax: "Hollande stigmatises businesses," Laurence Parisot

Interviewed Friday morning on France Info and quoted by the daily newspaper Le Parisien about the measures announced by the Head of State, Laurence Parisot, said the 75% tax on the salaries of more than a million euros, to be paid by companies, was "strange" and was "a marker against the companies."
 

"We must understand that our country needs a pro-business, signals for entrerpises. This marker is anti-business announced by Holland. France has a debt level exceeding 90% rate compared to the wealth  France has created. The situation is serious, unemployment is on the rise. Today, he imagined crafts for France. During his campaign promise was a promise specific to tax for the rich. All our talents have been stigmatized. Now we change direction, it is our business that are stigmatized. This will not change the employment situation. I do not know the details of this measure. But on a philosophical level is strange and in terms of opportunity, it is not up to it. "