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Financial Transaction Tax as an Instrument for Banking Sector Regulation in the EU
Economics and Business, 2014 The aim of study “Financial Transaction Tax as an Instrument for Banking Sector Regulation in the EU” is by analyzing scientific literature, as well as statistical data and theoretical framework, to explore the impact of financial transaction tax on ...
Dovladbekova, Inna, Koļesņika, Marija
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Financial Transaction Tax in Europe
EC Tax Review, 2021 Over the last two decades, the European Union (EU) and various European States have proposed or created several taxes aimed at increasing the overall tax burden to which the financial sector is currently subject. The interest in new taxable events and the need to regulate financial markets’ functioning are two powerful reasons that support the ...
Lagos Rodríguez, María Gabriela
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Financial Transaction Tax: Determination of Economic Impact Under DSGE Model
Acta Universitatis Agriculturae Et Silviculturae Mendelianae Brunensis, 2015 The discussion about the possible taxation of the financial sector has started in the European Union as a result of the financial crisis which has spread to the Europe from the United States in 2008 and consequently of the massive financial interventions
Danuše Nerudová, Veronika Solilova
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Financial markets channel savings to productive investments and provide insurance against liquidity shocks. We analyze the optimal taxation of these two activities when the government cannot directly observe agents' endowments and consumption, but only their financial markets investments and trades.
BIAIS, BRUNO, Rochet, Jean-Charles
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Financial markets channel savings to productive investments and provide insurance against liquidity shocks. We analyze the optimal taxation of these two activities when the government cannot directly observe agents' endowments and consumption, but only their financial markets investments and trades.
BIAIS, BRUNO, Rochet, Jean-Charles
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
Should financial transactions be taxed? The European Commission seems to think so. Cheered on by many economists, it presents the tax as a means to raise revenue, curb speculation and increase financial stability. This column argues that a financial transaction tax will meet none of these goals. Financial stability will not improve, and net revenue may
Terje Lensberg +1 more
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Should financial transactions be taxed? The European Commission seems to think so. Cheered on by many economists, it presents the tax as a means to raise revenue, curb speculation and increase financial stability. This column argues that a financial transaction tax will meet none of these goals. Financial stability will not improve, and net revenue may
Terje Lensberg +1 more
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The financial transaction tax project
2017This chapter analyses to what extent the EU's proposals to establish a financial transaction tax promote a fast track Europe in domains related to the core of the EU's internal market competences. It also analyses the potential risks and negative consequences such an approach may trigger.
Van Cleynenbreugel, Pieter +1 more
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FINANCIAL TRANSACTION TAXES IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
National Tax Journal, 2016The merits and demerits of financial transaction taxes have been heavily debated among economists, who remain divided on the effects of the taxes on trading volumes, market liquidity, and quotes volatility. In 2011, the European Commission put forth a legislative proposal for a common system of financial transaction taxes in the European Union.
Hemmelgarn, Thomas +3 more
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