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First result on DDG [0]: “The French Newspaper Le Parisien calculated that an average pool measured at 322 square feet is taxed 200 Euros per year.” I think t
by harha 4y ago
First result on DDG [0]:
“The French Newspaper Le Parisien calculated that an average pool measured at 322 square feet is taxed 200 Euros per year.”
I think the middle class should be able to afford a 8x4m pool outside of big cities. Especially since other large expenditures like overpriced cars aren’t that big of a deal in France.
https://nypost.com/2022/08/31/google-ai-helps-france-tax-over-20000-undeclared-pools/ https://nypost.com/2022/08/31/google-ai-helps-france-tax-ove...
- peoplefromibiza 4y agoexcept: The cost of building a pool in France is widely given as being between €15,000 and €50,000. This is for the pool, and you need to add on the cost of the surrounds, whether this is a paved area or wooden deck. Then there are maintenance costs, electricity costs, cleaning costs etc. > taxed 200 Euros per year that's an estimate based on the lower possible height (50cm and lower) because the images don't give you a sense of how deep the pool is. The annual tax is proportional to the height.
- harha 4y agoOk so the middle class can’t afford to build a pool for 15-50k? Talking about bleeding out the middle class.
- orwin 4y agoIf you have 15 to 50k to put in a non productive, unsellable asset, you're at least upper middle class, even in the US. Bourgeois see themselves as middle class as much as working class do. Funny.