スペインの民間国際援助団体のオックスファムは、株式の購入に課税するだけで(金融取引税)、4'000'000'000ユーロ(40億0000'0000ユーロ)の税収になると推定
Oxfam calcula que gravar la compra de acciones solo recaudará 4.000 millones
La organización sin ánimo de lucro pide extender la tasa de transacciones financieras al máximo de operaciones (acciones, bonos, derivados)
J. S. G. Madrid 18 FEB 2014 - 16:39 CET
Oxfam estimates that taxing the purchase of shares only raise 4,000 million
The non-profit organization called the rate extend maximum financial transaction operations (stocks, bonds, derivatives)
J. S. G. Madrid 18 FEB 2014 - 16:39 CET
The Minister of Economy of Spain and 10 other EU countries - including Germany , France and Italy - are meeting in Brussels to try to unlock the creation of a tax on financial transactions (FTT ), although , so far, the meeting has not produced concrete results.
The Spanish Alliance for the Robin Hood Tax - formed by nonprofit organizations that advocate the establishment of a tax on financial transactions - claims that the tax on Tuesday to discuss the Finance Ministers of the EU's Ecofin held in Brussels affect the largest possible number of transactions ( stocks, bonds and derivatives) . The association has written to the Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, signed by some 300 international organizations , which asked not to bow to pressure from the financial lobby trying to undermine the proposal to implement the rate of basic financial transactions wide .
In the letter, the organization also calls on Rajoy , who proceeds from this fee is intended to combat poverty , both inside and outside of Spain , and to mitigate the consequences of climate change.
The Government is in favor of applying the tax on financial transactions but limiting its scope to purchase shares of the majors listed , similar to the French proposal position. According to calculations by Oxfam Intermón if only actions are taxed , the tax could raise up to 4,420 million euros in the EU , a paltry number compared to the 37,000 million would raise a large rate that applied to bonds , equities and derivatives . "We have already seen the loss of revenue capacity of a fee levied only actions in France and Italy and how capital seeks refuge in those financial products not affected by the tax ," says José María Vera , director of Oxfam Intermón .
" Narrow this rate only to the purchase / sale of shares in large listed , as seems to defend the Spanish Government in the ECOFIN which starts on Tuesday , mean that Spain has bowed to the interests of the powerful financial lobby ," added Vera .
To defend the adoption rate , the Alliance for the Tobin tax with Intermon Oxfam has produced a short film, directed by David Yates, director of Harry Potter , in which the Spanish actor Javier Cámara involved . The film , produced with the support of the international organization Oxfam , takes place in a Europe in ten years , which has already successfully implemented the TTF in most key countries except the UK.
On the ribbon , in the channel in Youtube Oxfam can do with sutbítulos in Spanish , while representatives of financial sectors in Germany, France and Spain highlight the successes with the rate , the UK fuming over losing the opportunity to introduce a rate of 0.05 % in financial instruments such as stocks, bonds or derivatives .
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