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The European Union financial transaction tax (EU FTT) is a proposal made by the European Commission to introduce a financial transaction tax (FTT) within some of the member states of the European Union (EU). The proposed EU financial transaction tax would be separate from a bank levy, or a resolution levy, which some governments are proposing to impose on banks to insure them against the costs of any future bailouts. It was initially claimed the tax, as proposed, would raise 57 billion Euros per year if implemented across the entire EU.

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  • The European Union financial transaction tax (EU FTT) is a proposal made by the European Commission to introduce a financial transaction tax (FTT) within some of the member states of the European Union (EU). The proposed EU financial transaction tax would be separate from a bank levy, or a resolution levy, which some governments are proposing to impose on banks to insure them against the costs of any future bailouts. It was initially claimed the tax, as proposed, would raise 57 billion Euros per year if implemented across the entire EU. The first proposal for the whole of the EU was presented by the European Commission in 2011 but did not reach a majority. Instead, the Council of the European Union authorized member states who wished to introduce the EU FTT to use enhanced co-operation. The Commission proposed a directive for an EU FTT in 2013 but the proposal stalled. In 2019 Germany and France released a proposal based on the French financial transaction tax and the finance ministers of the states participating in the enhanced cooperation came to the consensus that the EU FTT should be negotiated using this proposal. According to early plans, the tax would impact financial transactions between financial institutions charging 0.1% against the exchange of shares and bonds and 0.01% across derivative contracts, if just one of the financial institutions resides in a member state of the EU FTT. To avoid an unwanted negative impact on the real economy, the FTT will not apply to: 1. * Day-to-day financial activities of citizens and businesses (e.g. loans, payments, insurance, deposits etc.). 2. * Investment banking activities in the context of raising capital. 3. * Transactions carried out as part of restructuring operations. 4. * Refinancing transactions with central banks and the ECB, with the EFSF and the ESM, and transactions with EU. (en)
  • La taxe sur les transactions financières dans l'Union européenne (UE TTF) est une proposition émise par la Commission européenne pour introduire une taxe sur les transactions financières (TTF) au sein de quelques États membres de l'Union européenne. Elle devait voir le jour au plus tard le 1er janvier 2016. La taxe aurait un impact sur les transactions financières opérant entre les institutions financières en taxant de 0,1 % les échanges d'actions et d'obligations et de 0,01 % les produits dérivés financiers. La proposition d'une transaction financière pour l'UE serait différente d'une , que certains gouvernements proposent également pour taxer les banques afin de récolter des fonds pour les assurer en vue de futurs plans de sauvetage. Cette taxe sur les transactions financières, qui pourrait rapporter 57 milliards d'euros par an, reste controversée parmi les États membres de l'UE. En octobre 2012, après l'échec des discussions pour établir une taxe dans l'ensemble de l'UE, la Commission européenne proposa alors d'utiliser le processus de coopération renforcée pour permettre aux États qui le souhaitent de mettre en application cette taxe. La proposition, soutenue par 11 États de l'UE, fut approuvée par le Parlement européen en décembre 2012. L'accord final sur les détails de la TTF UE doit encore être décidé et approuvé par le Parlement européen. (fr)
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  • The European Union financial transaction tax (EU FTT) is a proposal made by the European Commission to introduce a financial transaction tax (FTT) within some of the member states of the European Union (EU). The proposed EU financial transaction tax would be separate from a bank levy, or a resolution levy, which some governments are proposing to impose on banks to insure them against the costs of any future bailouts. It was initially claimed the tax, as proposed, would raise 57 billion Euros per year if implemented across the entire EU. (en)
  • La taxe sur les transactions financières dans l'Union européenne (UE TTF) est une proposition émise par la Commission européenne pour introduire une taxe sur les transactions financières (TTF) au sein de quelques États membres de l'Union européenne. Elle devait voir le jour au plus tard le 1er janvier 2016. La taxe aurait un impact sur les transactions financières opérant entre les institutions financières en taxant de 0,1 % les échanges d'actions et d'obligations et de 0,01 % les produits dérivés financiers. (fr)
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  • European Union financial transaction tax (en)
  • Taxe sur les transactions financières dans l'Union européenne (fr)
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