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Can anybody who trades via De Giro help me and check the day margin for ES and FESX? Thanks for helping me.

Monaco. Zero tax, excellent infrastructure and healthcare. Good climate and the French and Italian Riviera by your feet.

You can always deduct your losses from your profits. What PWC is talking about is if you have a netloss after profits. Broker commissions and exchange transactions fees are deductiable and probably platform and datafees.

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Since last Thursday when the Futures rolled over the Eurex datafeed is not working properly. The charts are frozen and the snapshot window shows zero. I have asked Esignal, but still no answer. Anyone more with problem?

If you don`t do anything capitalgains are taxed with 30%, trading is considered as capitalgains. But the government has introduced a "Capitalsavingsaccount" where you pay a tax of 0.8% of the amount invested and your netprofit is taxfree including dividends. You can also have a...

I don`t consider Sweden as a socialistic country: We have a liberal government since 6 years. Wealthtax: Nil Gifttax: Nil Inheritancetax: Nil Propertytax: Nil, but you have to pay a propertyfee of max 1.000 $ Capital- and tradinggains are taxed with 0,8% of the amount...

Portugal will introduce a FTT the Primeministers office said. Startingdate 1 of January 2013, no further details known. The Portugeese stockmarket is very small with more or less 5 companies traded actively, the derivatemarket is more or less nil.

This is from an interview with Commisioner Semeta in International Tax Review that I received today. ITR: What progress is being made on FTT? AS. It has now been confirmed by finance ministers that, although unanimity cannot be reached on the FTT, there is a strong number of member states...

Mr Semeta has also published the Telegrapharticle in a Swedish newspaper.

I´m Swede myself. Very strange if he has changed his views. After the ecofinmeeting yesterday made very negative comments about the FTT. Perhaps he wanted to be polite? Nothing in swedish newspapers about this, only about his negative statement yesterday.

From The Telegraph: 17.53 Bruno Waterfield, our man in Brussels, has revealed a secret plan for new Eu taxes on Britain. Germany and France have opened a new battlefront with Britain over a demand for new EU powers to set business and energy taxes on top of their push for a contoversial...

Merkel has today an informal meeting with the Primeministers of Sweden, Portugal and Austria to discuss the Europact. Let´s if something comes out about the FTT.

Although Spain now supports a tax on financial transactions, announced the country´s Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy. Spain will lend its support to this tax, he said at a joint pressconference with French President Nicolas Sarkozy - on a visit to Spain - on Monday. (Madrid AFP).

Sarkozy has held a pressconference today and said: " How can we explain that you pay a fee when you buy an apartment or go to the Supermarket and Financial Transactions don`t pay. The Euroaera has to take their responsibility he added.

I read somewhere that her coalitionparty says a firm no to the FTT. Unfortunately I cannot find the article.

Happy New Year and a prosperous 2012. A Special "Thank You" to all fighters against the FTT.

The Debt Office said no to the EU Commissions´s proposal for a tax on financial transactions. The Authority considers that the proposal is "extremely ill-conceived and built", and argues that the tax would have serious effects on the Swedish financial markets. "This applies particulary to the...

As a swede knowing swedish politics, our prime- or financeminister will never say yes to a FTT.