> But then it is not income tax, which is the percentage of what was discussed. On the contrary, this matches what is "Income tax" in the US. > If you want to

> But then it is not income tax, which is the percentage of what was discussed. On the contrary, this matches what is "Income tax" in the US. > If you want to account for everything that is removed from your salary between gross cost for the employer and your net after taxes, it will surely be between 50% and 60% in average. But then we can talk about the benefit of all this. But that is the discussion, I don't think anyone considered that there are higher taxes in France without any benefit for it.