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European Commission seeks agreement on FTT by mid-2016

Homepage Press Releases European Commission seeks agreement on FTT by mid-2016

European Commission seeks agreement on FTT by mid-2016

Cécile Henrotte
09/12/2015
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09/12/2015 – The European Commission hopes talks on a financial transaction tax (FTT) will conclude by summer next year, after Austria outlined the levy’s potential scope.

Pierre Moscovici, commissioner for financial affairs, hailed the progression of talks on how the tax would be applied, after the finance ministers of EU member states met for the Economic and Financial Affairs council (ECOFIN) on Tuesday.

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09/12/2015 – La Commission européenne espère que les discussions sur la taxe sur les transactions financières (TTF) s’achèveront l’été de l’année prochaine, après que l’Autriche a donné un aperçu du champ d’action potentiel de la taxe.

Pierre Moscovici, commissaire pour les affaires financières, a salué la progression des négociations sur la manière d’appliquer la taxe, après que les ministres des Finances des Etats membres de l’UE se sont rencontrés mardi dans le cadre du Conseil “Affaires économiques et financières”  (ECOFIN).

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