The Minister of Public Accounts takes up the cause of his minister of control Bruno Le Maire, in the transfer of arms that opposes his minister of control to the boss of bosses, Geoffroy Roux de Bézieux.
On the one hand, the Medef, which considers that the State lives beyond its means. On the other, Bercy, whom he greets very badly and criticizes the lack of support for the pension reform.
“France continues to live beyond its means”
It all started on Monday, when the employers criticized the Government for its lack of ambition when it came to reducing public spending. In a very critical press release published by the Medef. “France continues to live beyond her possibilities”, we can read in particular. “Current spending, excluding the crisis, will increase by more than 62 billion euros in 2023… and despite this increase in spending, no structural problem in France has been solved.”
A critique of the 2023 finance bill going bad. Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire responded just as scathingly.
The threat of Bruno Le Maire
A thinly veiled threat Because in its budget project, the Government plans to abolish the contribution on the added value of CVAE companies by 2024, a request that comes directly from employers.
The Bercy tenant evokes another way of saving: the tax credits that companies benefit from… and there he also threatens: “if the Medef wants to reduce the debt, it should identify with us the tax credits that it could reduce says Bruno Le Maire.
The government takes the opportunity to denounce Medef’s lack of support for the future pension reform. Hence the reference this morning by Gabriel Attal on BFM Business, who criticizes the boss of bosses for his statement about the “non-priority” reform.
Source: BFM TV
