France : one of the worst country in the world
09-17-2022, 08:29 PM(This post was last modified: 09-17-2022, 08:31 PM by FromageQuiPue.)
Hello, today I am going to explain to you why France is one of the worst country in the world if you have any ambition in life.
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- I am going to start with the obvious : France is THE most taxed country in the world. The tax revenue to GDP ratio is above 50% as you can see on the map. As an example, if your boss pays you 70000 euros, then 33000 euros (53% tax) will get into your pocket after removing the social contributions and the taxes. It's even worse, if he pays you 184000 euros, only 74000 euros (60% tax) will get into your pocket. So even though your salary is low, you cost a lot of money to your employer.
- Now let's say you are still motivated to create a business after hearing that. Well, I have some great news for you. Thought you could avoid social contributions by doing freelancing? Yeah sure, but then you're not allowed to rent an apartment. That's correct, in France, if you don't have a salary it's basically IMPOSSIBLE to rent (due to landlord insurance policies). Don't even think you could make fake salary contracts, because landlords can verify your tax sheet on the government website and see if your revenue comes from a salary or not. Company owners pay themselves a salary to mitigate the issue, or they buy an apartment or have a wife who has a salary.
- "Ok, what about being a landlord then?" Well, the reason why landlord insurances are so strict is that if your tenant stops paying you, it can take up to 2-3 years to evict him (French law).
- "Can't evict these bums, how about firing someone from your company?" Salaried people have a lot of rights and it's very difficult to fire someone. They can sue you if you make mistakes.
- For the people who are still motivated to start a business here, I have to tell you something. The accounting requirements will crush you, so you'll have to pay an accountant $3000 per year to handle it. Company law is complex (I checked the us company law and it's way simpler). Banks are very exigeant with financial reports if you ever dare to ask them for help.
- "Well wait, FromageQuiPue, there MUST be a way to make it here, else the country would have no companies". Yes, there is one : You must go to the top 2 engineer schools or the top 2 business schools. Each of these schools accepts about 1000 people per year so it's 4000 in total. These people are the Elite and they are the only people allowed to succeed in France to start a business or to make a career in a big company. 50% of them will stay in Paris over their life so if you take the 25-55 years old who went to these school, you will get : 4000 * 50% * 30 years = 60000 of these people living in Paris and ruling over the rest of the population. They are the only people who will get investments or that businesses will accept to do b2b with without too much hassle.
- "Ok, got it man, France is not a place to succeed for the commoner. Guess I'm gonna enjoy a simple life in some 2nd tier city then. These Elite only stay in Paris right?". Yeah they kinda stick there, but you should know another thing about France : It's the country of Europe the most invaded by immigrants (makes sense why it's the most taxed country in the world now?). And by the way by law it's forbidden in France to make statistics about race. Anyway, these people are EVERYWHERE nowadays, except in expensive neighborhoods of Paris. So forget about your quiet life in a 2nd tier city. These africans are violent and if you go out at night in say Nantes or Lyon, you have high risk of getting mugged or even killed. The cities are filled with them nowadays it looks more like a 3rd world shithole than French cities.
- "2nd tier is done, so only option left is to flee to a smaller city and life a quiet life in the country side". Nope, the French cucks thought about everything you see. This law states that any city over 15000 people must have at least 25% of social housing : https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loi_relati...nt_urbains.
- "Fuck this country, I'll then just lookmaxx and be a playboy". French women are all under birth control so the majority is kinda like a MacDonalds, not organic food. Anyway, french men are strong competition like italians. So you can spend all your money on expensive clothes and on drinks, like most young french people do.
- I am going to start with the obvious : France is THE most taxed country in the world. The tax revenue to GDP ratio is above 50% as you can see on the map. As an example, if your boss pays you 70000 euros, then 33000 euros (53% tax) will get into your pocket after removing the social contributions and the taxes. It's even worse, if he pays you 184000 euros, only 74000 euros (60% tax) will get into your pocket. So even though your salary is low, you cost a lot of money to your employer.
- Now let's say you are still motivated to create a business after hearing that. Well, I have some great news for you. Thought you could avoid social contributions by doing freelancing? Yeah sure, but then you're not allowed to rent an apartment. That's correct, in France, if you don't have a salary it's basically IMPOSSIBLE to rent (due to landlord insurance policies). Don't even think you could make fake salary contracts, because landlords can verify your tax sheet on the government website and see if your revenue comes from a salary or not. Company owners pay themselves a salary to mitigate the issue, or they buy an apartment or have a wife who has a salary.
- "Ok, what about being a landlord then?" Well, the reason why landlord insurances are so strict is that if your tenant stops paying you, it can take up to 2-3 years to evict him (French law).
- "Can't evict these bums, how about firing someone from your company?" Salaried people have a lot of rights and it's very difficult to fire someone. They can sue you if you make mistakes.
- For the people who are still motivated to start a business here, I have to tell you something. The accounting requirements will crush you, so you'll have to pay an accountant $3000 per year to handle it. Company law is complex (I checked the us company law and it's way simpler). Banks are very exigeant with financial reports if you ever dare to ask them for help.
- "Well wait, FromageQuiPue, there MUST be a way to make it here, else the country would have no companies". Yes, there is one : You must go to the top 2 engineer schools or the top 2 business schools. Each of these schools accepts about 1000 people per year so it's 4000 in total. These people are the Elite and they are the only people allowed to succeed in France to start a business or to make a career in a big company. 50% of them will stay in Paris over their life so if you take the 25-55 years old who went to these school, you will get : 4000 * 50% * 30 years = 60000 of these people living in Paris and ruling over the rest of the population. They are the only people who will get investments or that businesses will accept to do b2b with without too much hassle.
- "Ok, got it man, France is not a place to succeed for the commoner. Guess I'm gonna enjoy a simple life in some 2nd tier city then. These Elite only stay in Paris right?". Yeah they kinda stick there, but you should know another thing about France : It's the country of Europe the most invaded by immigrants (makes sense why it's the most taxed country in the world now?). And by the way by law it's forbidden in France to make statistics about race. Anyway, these people are EVERYWHERE nowadays, except in expensive neighborhoods of Paris. So forget about your quiet life in a 2nd tier city. These africans are violent and if you go out at night in say Nantes or Lyon, you have high risk of getting mugged or even killed. The cities are filled with them nowadays it looks more like a 3rd world shithole than French cities.
- "2nd tier is done, so only option left is to flee to a smaller city and life a quiet life in the country side". Nope, the French cucks thought about everything you see. This law states that any city over 15000 people must have at least 25% of social housing : https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loi_relati...nt_urbains.
- "Fuck this country, I'll then just lookmaxx and be a playboy". French women are all under birth control so the majority is kinda like a MacDonalds, not organic food. Anyway, french men are strong competition like italians. So you can spend all your money on expensive clothes and on drinks, like most young french people do.