Health insurance savings plan should be EUR 2

December 30, 2011 12:00 AM
Health insurance savings plan should be EUR 2

Half of the State spending will be funded to credit this year. Due to catastrophic tax revenues, the deficit will indeed reach 140 billion euros (general budget spending some 280 billion), while the Government ended in July, on a negative balance between 125 and 130 billion euros. The initial finance law referred to a deficit of 52.1 billion.

If expenditures are not at issue - they will increase at the rate of inflation, excluding mission revival-, corporate tax revenues will still lower than the 20 to 25 billion expected previously (against 50 billion in 2007 and 2008). Social security deficit will be $ 24 billion euros (against 20 planned in June), has announced yesterday on France 5, Budget Minister, Eric Woerth, due to lower receipts of contributions and CSG heritage due to expenses related to influenza a. outcome: the public deficit will reach 8.2 of GDP. The Government partly on a balance between 7 and 7.5 of GDP.

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This record level will be the same in 2010, said the Executive, with a deficit still close to 8 of GDP.

Recovery devices

Side state, the deficit will be reduced to a little more than 115 billion euros (between 116 and 117), despite the massive impact of the decline of business tax (12 billion euros next year) and the extension in all or part of certain devices of stimulus: "zero burden" on hiring in the TPE, prepayment of tax credit research (EUR 2.5 billion)doubling the loan to zero rate, bonus case (see opposite). The very relative improvement of the budget deficit will be linked at the end of many exceptional expenses of the recovery plan: measures cash for businesses, loans to the automobile (6 billion), staffing to the strategic investment Fund (3 billion), etc. Spending, most impactaient accounts of the State but not the public deficit within the meaning of Maastricht (hence his simple "stabilisation" in 2010).

In addition, 34,000 staff posts will be deleted, said Eric Woerth. "There is a start on two non-replaced in all departments, except some which will provide more like mine where 58 of the retirements will not be replaced," he has indicated. Prisons will, they, preserved, such as higher education and research. Furthermore, tax revenues would begin, they, to restart with the return of growth.

A "clash of competitiveness".

The social security deficit will however continue to grow very quickly, around 30 to 31 billion euros. Because the wage on which contributions are sitting will at best stagnate, while spending progress of the order of 3 to 4. And the Government provides only very little of revenues: CSG to the 1ereuro on securities gains, double of the tax on pensions hats and rise in the price of tobacco. Health insurance savings plan should be EUR 2.2 billion. It will include the increase from 16 to 18 euros for the hospital package, confirmed yesterday by François Fillon in "Sunday Journal".

A Prime Minister is defending a budget for 2010 of "recovery" after "boost", this year. He expected a "clash of competitiveness" of the reform of the tax, and therefore hope that growth and tax revenue will be higher than its forecast. Reduction of deficits is returned to the next year, with a new law of triennial programming of public finances. Meanwhile, there will have been the launch of the large loan.

Interviewed yesterday on Europe 1, the Secretary General of the CFDT François Chérèque, denounced a "unjust budget." He particularly denounced the hospital package rising and the taxation of labour accidents. On this last point, François Fillon carefully defends taxation in admitting that "it may pose problems of fairness".