France, Germany to Propose Financial-Transaction Tax

Quote from sheda:

Oh forgive me?? Please link me to the current news article of Britain giving there consent?

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There is no way the UK would sign onto an EU only FTT:)

-Guru
 
Quote from sheda:

They want to make trades legally unenforceable unless the resident pays the tax despite his location, its his residency that makes him liable for the tax As far as I could make out from the various videos it was mentioned in.

I seen it in a video a while back concerning German citizens.

Which isn't much of a problem if you are trading on an exchange with a central counterparty.

It might be a problem for OTC trades, however.
 
paul rotter should be mad as hell !

how about other hi freq firms trading on eurex?

anybody left who has some doubts that politicians make the worst decisions in every area? the goal is to hurt the businesses and most of the citizens as hard as possible.

sadly, european people are too weak to overtrone sarkozy or merkel.

fernsehen, flasche und wurste
 
Uk already has huge stamp duty on stock transactions, it makes no difference whether they sign or not. USA will probably follow, and the orient will become the last bastion of capitalism as it has always been.
 
Quote from Grandluxe:

Uk already has huge stamp duty on stock transactions, it makes no difference whether they sign or not. USA will probably follow, and the orient will become the last bastion of capitalism as it has always been.

Thats fine I will move to china and hang the red banner flag in my new china house.

GO CHINA!!
 
Quote from Grandluxe:

Uk already has huge stamp duty on stock transactions, it makes no difference whether they sign or not. USA will probably follow, and the orient will become the last bastion of capitalism as it has always been.

Why is everyone talking like this is a done deal? This is merely a proposal for an EU ftt. This really isn't news as this proposal was supposed to be coming in the fall anyway.

All EU countries would have to agree to this or France and or Germany could decide to go it alone (highly unlikely). There is no way the UK or a handful of other countries is going to sign onto this garbage tax.

-Guru
 
Quote from Grandluxe:

Uk already has huge stamp duty on stock transactions, it makes no difference whether they sign or not. USA will probably follow, and the orient will become the last bastion of capitalism as it has always been.

Uh no about 75% of transaction are exempt from stamp duty because institutions and many funds are not required to pay it.

It makes a HELL of a difference if all are subjected to an FTT as well as foreign exchange trades.

And to the silly little noob who thinks this is funny ~ how old are you, exactly?
 
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