21 Jan Hungarian banks renew call for tax easing as instant payment launch nears
Hungarian banks say they have
spent up to $133 million on a new instant-payments system and
won’t pass on the cost to customers, but are seeking to recoup
part of it by asking the government to ease a financial
transaction tax.
spent up to $133 million on a new instant-payments system and
won’t pass on the cost to customers, but are seeking to recoup
part of it by asking the government to ease a financial
transaction tax.
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