Producer and host Matthieu Delormeau, former columnist for TPMP, took to social media to react to a major political announcement that he believes will jeopardize his company’s financial situation.
Discreet on social networks, Matthieu Delormeau came out of his reserve to comment on an important political announcement. The former columnist of Don’t touch my post, presented by Cyril Hanouna (C8), in fact spoke to react to the tax increase announced by the new Prime Minister Michel Barnier. “I will have to raise taxes, it is not out of a light heart but I have to do it because the management is catastrophic“, he is said to have declared privately according to The Parisian/Today in France.
Matthieu Delormeau’s anger against Emmanuel Macron
The host and producer, head of the company MAD Productions, did not hide, in his message posted on X (formerly Twitter) that he was going to close his doors in the event of a tax increase.France is one of the three countries in Europe that tax the most and the third most indebted country in Europe! Where is the money going???? We are the doormat of the world!” protested Matthieu Delormeau before recalling the promises made by Emmanuel Macron after the COVID-19 crisis.He promised that COVID would not be paid for by taxes! You had to be an idiot to believe it, my accountant told me, but despite everything, how long will politicians lie to us? And with considerable aplomb and always a new pathetic excuse”he wrote, dejected.
Matthieu Delormeau refuses tax increases
Continuing his momentum, the former columnist of Cyril Hanouna in Don’t touch my post“is concerned about the future tax increase in France.”We are almost the most indebted and the most taxed! Is he crazy (the Prime Minister, editor’s note)? Idiot? And meanwhile, the CAC 40 pays 7% tax on profits. When an SME pays 33%! Fuck! If Barnier increases taxes… I should, like many French SMEs, put 20 people out of work and close my business”he concluded by accusing politicians of taking the French “for fools“. “When there are no more bosses, there will be no more employees and France will become Argentina! Bravo! You are killing the most beautiful country in the world.”
