Hungary’s FTT will not follow Commission’s model

Joe Dalton

April 26, 2012

The Hungarian government has announced it will implement a financial transaction levy (FTL) in January 2013, but it seems the model will depart significantly from the European Commission’s (EC) proposals and that which France will introduce in August.

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Hungary’s FTT will not follow Commission’s model

The Hungarian government has announced it will implement a financial transaction levy (FTL) in January 2013, but it seems the model will depart significantly from the European Commission’s (EC) proposals and that which France will introduce in August.

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