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In reply to the discussion: Depardieu says he paid 85% of his 2012 income to taxes [View all]mainer
(12,555 posts)33. Until you can prove it's wrong.
I haven't yet seen a rebuttal of Depardieu's letter to the press. All I can do is post what has been quoted in the NY Times, the Wall Street Journal, and the Huffington Post. It doesn't mean I believe it; it just means that's what he said.
Funny how people get attacked here for just posting news sources, as if I'm Depardieu himself.
I have re-phrased the OP to make it ABSOLUTELY CLEAR that it's Depardieu saying it.
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RWNJ Sarkozy supporter. Meanwhile, France subsidizes the movie industry which allowed him to
JaneyVee
Dec 2012
#1
Better than Romney, who dodges taxes, yet keeps his passport and SS card...
Barack_America
Dec 2012
#8
I'm sure there will be lots of movie offers for him in France once he renouces
LiberalFighter
Dec 2012
#13
they got tax breaks to invest in new equipment and so on--it worked to keep infrastructure going
librechik
Dec 2012
#41
Yup, because being limited to only $100M just isn't enough. WTF is wrong with these people? n/t
Egalitarian Thug
Dec 2012
#21