Tassa x Transazione (tipo Stamp Duty)

[Laetitia]

Taxing equity trades may reduce U.S. stock market volume by 90 percent, Interactive Brokers Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer Thomas Peterffy said.

A transaction tax was first discussed in February and revived in December, when Iowa Senator Tom Harkin and Oregon Representative Peter DeFazio said it is the “most painless way” to fund the government’s deficit and curb speculation. French President Nicolas Sarkozy said Jan. 27 that a European debate on the subject is unavoidable.

“The mother of all creators of havoc on Wall Street is this looming transaction tax,” said Peterffy, who is also president of the brokerage and automated market-making company, in an interview yesterday. Interactive Brokers is based in Greenwich, Connecticut. “Trading volumes would plunge by about 90 percent, markets would become illiquid and tens of thousands of people would lose their jobs.”

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http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...aqiHYaA&pos=15

[skymap]

tens of thousands of people would lose their jobs


Così saranno altri sussidi di disoccupazione da erogare....


Ma a chi li andranno a prendere poi i fondi necessari ?

[ramirez]

io pago una tassa x transazione già adesso.
SI chiamano commissioni bancarie.
Eppure opero. Se nn si sa di quanto è 'sta tassa
come diavolo si fa a parlare

[kasparek]

Originalmente inviato da skymap

tens of thousands of people would lose their jobs


Così saranno altri sussidi di disoccupazione da erogare....


Ma a chi li andranno a prendere poi i fondi necessari ?

Be', tasseranno qualcun altro. Non saranno mica questi i problemi.

[Laetitia]

Originalmente inviato da ramirez

io pago una tassa x transazione già adesso.
SI chiamano commissioni bancarie.
Eppure opero. Se nn si sa di quanto è 'sta tassa
come diavolo si fa a parlare

nell'articolo si parla di un 0.25% per azionario
e non ricordo quanto per i derivati

Originalmente inviato da kasparek

Be', tasseranno qualcun altro. Non saranno mica questi i problemi.

[Laetitia]

DeFazio’s proposal would put a tax of 0.25 percent on stock transactions and 0.02 percent on derivatives including futures, options, swaps and credit-default swaps. A transaction of 200 shares at $40 each would result in a $20 tax, compared with a commission of $1 for active traders at Interactive Brokers, Peterffy said.