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Comment améliorer la justice fiscale en France ? Le débat sur la taxe Zucman
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Comment améliorer la justice fiscale en France ? Le débat sur la taxe Zucman

La gauche française soutient la "taxe Zucman", un impôt de 2% sur les fortunes de plus de 100 millions d'euros, pour améliorer la justice fiscale. La droite et le patronat s'y opposent, craignant un "cataclysme économique". Des économistes de l'OFCE confirment la baisse des taux d'imposition effectifs pour les plus riches et jugent légitime de restaurer la progressivité.

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