In a village in France, residents can no longer pay local taxes

The colossal amount paid by the local government is due to the fact that the city is just across the border between France and Spain, and many people leave their cars here and pass through the border to do their shopping. Goods such as alcohol and tobacco are often much cheaper on the other side of the border, so many people think that they make a deal by paying for parking at Perthus, but in buying the rest at a low price.

a budget surplus of 1.1 million euros and, in these circumstances, the mayor proposed to the councilors to accept a law according to which people would no longer pay local taxes and duties. Today, residents pay taxes of more than $ 360,000 a year.

Surprisingly, there are voices that do not agree with this proposal and that instead of cutting taxes, the local government should invest the budget surplus in the modernization of schools and schools. cities.

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