TAXABLE OR NOT??

The collectivity seems to be making money on taxing thos are non taxable according to law.


By that I am referring to the 100 € one has to pay to obtain a certificate of non-taxability necessary in order to continue receiving government aid. Without this certificate people cannot continue to collect government assistance.


Now we have thousands of women declared at the CAF as "women living alone" or in French "femme seule", who keep producing babies year after year and who after several children produced it would seem without =thye aid of male sperm, who end up collecting thousands of Euros each month as family assistance, do not work, and an extra addition for being a woman living alone.  Awoman who has six children receives a very tidy assistance from the government. Yet they are not taxable, according to the system since they do not work.


The point is for those who collect several thousand euros a month paying 100€ a year is nothing in order to continue living the life of Riley.


On the other hand, there are the old and the sick, most of whom are our own people, although that seems to be changing too, and many of whom receive only something like 700€ from which they have to eat and pay utilities and someimes rent. They have to pay 100€ which is more than 10% of what they get annually in order to even be able to collect that.


Is this fair? Is this right?


Could the collectivity not have made some kind of distinction when levying this tax? Because that is what it is. Why should a woman who produces a child per year be charged the same as an older, maybe sick person?


And then there is the AME which is health coverage for the "sans papiers" or illegals.


Saint Martiners need their fair share of everything! It is a ticking time bomb!