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Balancing the Regulation and Taxation of Banking (Hardcover)
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Balancing the Regulation and Taxation of Banking (Hardcover)
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Given the critical role played by banks and their behaviour during
the global financial and sovereign debt crises, this excellent book
on Balancing the Regulation and Taxation of Banking by Sajid M.
Chaudhry, Andrew W. Mullineux and Natasha Agarwal could not be more
timely. It provides an excellent in-depth analysis of how banks are
taxed and regulated in various countries - including financial
transaction taxes, VAT and other fiscal treatments. It also
provides thought provoking recommendations on how tax and fairness
of treatment of banks should be balanced.' - Philip Molyneux,
Bangor University, UKThis concise book gives a unique overview of
bank taxation as an alternative or a compliment to prudential
regulation or non-revenue taxation. Existing bank taxation is
reviewed with a view to eliminating distortions in the tax system,
which have incentivized banks to engage in risky activities in the
past. The authors analyse the taxation of financial instruments
trading, as well as the taxation of banking products and services
to gauge whether this could finance resolution mechanisms and also
help to ensure the stability of banks. In this respect, the authors
put forward several arguments. Firstly, they contend that a
financial transaction tax is economically inefficient, potentially
costly for the economy, but if set at an appropriately low rate may
be used to assure banks make a 'true and fair contribution' to
their implicit insurance by taxpayers. Secondly, they show that a
bank levy used to finance deposit guarantee and bank resolution
mechanisms is potentially useful for financial stability, but that
it poses the threat of double taxation, together with the proposed
Basel III liquidity ratios. Thirdly, the authors argue in favour of
the elimination of exemption from value added tax (VAT) for
financial services in order to provide banks with a level playing
field, whilst retaining exemption for basic payment services that
are infrastructural. This is expected to improve efficiency by
reducing the wasteful use of financial services. This book is an
invaluable resource to students, academics and researchers in the
fields of banking regulation and taxation. Policymakers and those
with a wider interest in the issues will find it both topical and
enlightening.
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