While in Finance Committee, members had proposed allocating the entire amount to the state budget, Cortix noted for you that Christine Lagarde, Minister of Economy has announced more than once during the month of February 2010 and at the last Salon des Entrepreneurs, the French government was considering the allocation of taxes to be levied on bank bonuses, to finance SMEs.
Indeed, and as part of an amendment to the supplementary budget, the French government has proposed to allocate the windfall tax on bank bonuses, strengthening capital Oséo up to 360 million euros. OSEO is the bank's public support to SMEs, so this tax would help finance companies.
In addition to this product tax, a state contribution would come in as reinforcements by an allocation of 140 million euros.
justifications Christine Lagarde on this approach, stress, according to AFP, that the assignment to Oséo the product of large loan reduces from 360 million the allocation for Oséo "in the budget state.
opportunity to recall that in 2009, OSEO performed in 107 000 procedures for firms to give them the benefit of 25 billion euros of funding, including 560 million euros in direct aid to innovation.
12 billion euros in loans were secured and 5 billion euros of funding placed in partnership with banks and organizations of capital. 7 billion were used for debt financed .*
It is imperative to strengthen the equity of SMEs
Not stopping there, Cortix informs you that Christine Lagarde also added the need to facilitate the financing and strengthening of corporate equity. For the realization of this recommendation, she also spoke of the launch of the Small Business Act Fellow "which would allow SMEs to raise funds on the stock market through simplification formalities of access and loads more affordable.
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