The government will charge a responsivility tax to the big banks
17 Jan
The government of Barack Obama is planning to put a 10 years tax on nearly 50 big financial entities. This doesn’t mean that the government will win money with it, because the program of toxic assets purchases generated money to the public treasury.
These taxes will be of about $90.000, will cover loses from the car and insurance industries, and the aid plan to the real state market. It is true that banks got benefit from the actuations of the government to handle the financial crisis, and some must pay for it. It’s probable that Although Obama said no way, the customers of the banks will end being the payers.
The ”responsibility tax” will generate a big debate and will possibly be modified before being promulgated. But under its current form, that affects the capitals except the Tier1 and domestic deposits, the fiscal structure is unfavorable for brokers, due to its big dependence to wholesaler financing and entities like Citygroup, that have a wide basis of non assured deposits abroad.









