The French is to announce some tax cuts for families in France, according to reports, but the amount of the tax cuts has not been decided and may depend on further reductions in government expenditure. The President also plans to lower labor costs for business by pushing through a responsibility pact, and to decrease the corporation tax. Full details of the planned tax reductions are to be announced later in April 2014.
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