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Sexy Rex · 12-16-2006, 02:34 PM

24. How many speeding tickets have you gotten? What does your licence and car insurance cost in Paris?

I've been very lucky so far. Got only 2, one for 65 Km/h for 50, another one for 111Km/h for 70. Knocking wood. We have a point system in France, you lose one to 6 for each ticket and you start with a capital of 12. Once you lost everything, you have to wait from 6 months to one year and pass you driving licence again. And they added 1000 automatic radars all over the country last year. They take pictures, it's all automated and u receive the fine at home within 48 hours...

I pay around 5000? of taxes a year for my car, plus another 1500? for insurance. This is not where the heavy taxes are here, they mostly focus on salaries and income. When u pay an employee here, he only receive 80% of whatever you want to pay him, the remaining 20% you have to send to the state, plus an extra 47%. Given he will pay anything from 20-30% of income taxes (up to 48% on whatever is above 60k? a year), there is a very very very bad ratio between the money a company spend on its employees and what they get. You might like France for a lot of good reasons, but the taxes are INSANE.

12-16-2006, 02:34 PM
Sexy Rex Confirmed User Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: President/CEO - iStripper.com Posts: 1,164	24. How many speeding tickets have you gotten? What does your licence and car insurance cost in Paris? I've been very lucky so far. Got only 2, one for 65 Km/h for 50, another one for 111Km/h for 70. Knocking wood. We have a point system in France, you lose one to 6 for each ticket and you start with a capital of 12. Once you lost everything, you have to wait from 6 months to one year and pass you driving licence again. And they added 1000 automatic radars all over the country last year. They take pictures, it's all automated and u receive the fine at home within 48 hours... I pay around 5000? of taxes a year for my car, plus another 1500? for insurance. This is not where the heavy taxes are here, they mostly focus on salaries and income. When u pay an employee here, he only receive 80% of whatever you want to pay him, the remaining 20% you have to send to the state, plus an extra 47%. Given he will pay anything from 20-30% of income taxes (up to 48% on whatever is above 60k? a year), there is a very very very bad ratio between the money a company spend on its employees and what they get. You might like France for a lot of good reasons, but the taxes are INSANE. __________________ WWW.ISTRIPPER.COM Unique Desktop Strippers since 1998, 20+ Millions users, 3000+ Girls to choose from, All UHD Exclusive Content.