According to Jules Filippi, the President of this institution in Haute-Corse, the situation is critical despite the support measures put in place by the State, the Community of Corsica and the Chambers of Commerce with guaranteed loans and aid funds for very small businesses ”. ” They helped relieve failing to fully settle the first phase, that of the circulation of liquidity but there is another phase that is being prepared and that will be much more important is that of the debt wall when the activity will resume. “
A wall of debts
In addition to the worrying economic and health situation, he believes that Corsican companies are also faced with another problem, that of transport. ” The problem of Corsica has always been that of transport and it still is today since we are still hanging on this question of how will deconfinement happen and how will transport be organized “. The “debt wall” mentioned by Jules Filippi obstructs the visibility of entrepreneurs, but they say they must have vision and stability. ” Today, there is none, whatever the subject. No stability because no vision so today is the concern that prevails ”
– Gérard Baldocchi
The court militates so that the companies come to place themselves under the protection of this jurisdiction in order to have time to deal with their difficulties which could become the difficulties of their creditors and above all social difficulties, that is to say say salary.
The Corsican tax credit
The only solution to get out of this slump is to be able to invest, you still have to see the devices that will be put in place. Jules Filippi campaigns for ” an overall project »And in particular for Corsica. ” It’s the only solution to be able to get out, to be able to invest “He supports while advancing, on the sidelines, the solution of the Corsican tax credit. Should we revive it, widen it and increase the rate so that the economy can recover? “It’s a track,” he concludes.
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