What does the new tax on financial products (deposit accounts, checking accounts, stocks and bonds)?

It 's coming a new tax that will affect all holders of current accounts, bonds, shares and deposit accounts, regardless of the amount' parked '.

Whether it is in fact millionaires or citizens from the current account 'normal', everyone will have to pay a stamp duty to the tax authorities amounting to 34,20 €, because the levy on financial products (1 per thousand in 2012) has a minimum value, in fact, in this figure. The only exempt from paying this tax are those who have less than 5000 euro average balance on the account.

Those who decide to tie the money on a deposit account, or investing in mutual funds, stocks, bills, bonds, asset management will pay now on a balance sheet value of its capital at the end of each year equal to one for thousand in 2012 and at 1, 5 per thousand from 2013 onwards.

Despite the imposition of this payment will hit all therefore, it is said that we can achieve the goal hoped for, and recover that money, because the so-called richest could diversify their investments, dividing the amounts deposited in order to pay less even if they possess more.

The fee provided for in Decree Monti, in fact, no exemptions for low amounts and imposes a rate much higher than 1 per thousand to all investments of less than EUR 34,200 (in 2012) and 22,800 from 2013 onwards, when the levy will rise to 1, 5 per thousand.

 

02/11/2012

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