Guillaume Desjardins
Assistant Editor, CNBC.com
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High tax levels in France have recently made the headlines, whether it be regarding the new 75 percent income tax, or over celebrities leaving the country on a quest for tax havens. But France’s main tax issue may lie elsewhere, Fanny Combourieu, lawyer at SJ Berwin, a law firm specializing in tax law, told CNBC.
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Two months after Bernard Arnault’s bid for Belgian citizenship shocked France, another major cultural figure has crossed the border in a quest for lower taxes.
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There’s more to high-school popularity than just being elected prom-king or prom-queen, a recent study from a top economic research organization has found.
