Hollande rehashed super-tax fizzles, angers French business
PARIS Fri Mar 29, 2013 1:51pm EDT  France's President Francois
Hollande studies his notes before appearing on France 2
television prime time news broadcast for an interview at their
studios in Paris, March 28, 2013. REUTERS/Fred Dufour/Pool
Credit: Reuters/Fred Dufour/Pool  PARIS (Reuters) - France's
Socialist president may save some face by resurrecting a 75
percent super-tax on million-euro salaries, but his plan to
shift the levy from people to companies has alienated business
leaders and impressed few, even on the left.  Francois Hollande
announced a re-draft late on Thursday of his plan for a 75
percent tax on income over 1 million euros ($1.3 million) - an
election pledge that was crushed by the Constitutional Council -
so that it hits companies rather than individuals.  The rehash
means he can maintain an emblematic tax rate meant to symbolize
making the rich help pull France out of crisis, rather than
having to cap it at the 66 percent Fra