Financial Transaction Tax is payback time for banks
Post-Brexit, the FTT is a moral imperative that would net millions for the state
First proposed by the EU in 2011, the Financial Transaction Tax (FTT) is a proposed levy that financial services would have to pay when they buy financial instruments. It operates in the same way as property taxes. When a transfer of ownership occurs, a duty must be paid to the state.
In the case of financial services, it means a 0.1 per cent tax on trading in shares and bonds and a 0.01 ...