Taxation of financial transactions in Slovakia
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Yes, but seems only for business accounts.
https://index.sme.sk/c/23385969/extra-ucet-a-naklady-ako-sa-transakcna-dan-dotkne-podnikatelov.html
But it is not the first time, we had strange things from there:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...pprove-bank-tax-of-0-4-percent-of-liabilities
https://index.sme.sk/c/23385969/extra-ucet-a-naklady-ako-sa-transakcna-dan-dotkne-podnikatelov.html
But it is not the first time, we had strange things from there:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...pprove-bank-tax-of-0-4-percent-of-liabilities
Exactly, often in Hungary you can withdrawal any amount of money (till you have it in your bank accounts). Euros withdrawal at the cashier is usually taxed à 0.90% with a maximum around 500€.
Same at ATM. Last time got 13€ something by 2K withdrawal, so slicy less.. around 0.65%
Same at ATM. Last time got 13€ something by 2K withdrawal, so slicy less.. around 0.65%
It's not to give them, but in some situations you want to use these bank accounts (at least temporarily or for certain operations) because :
- You can withdraw any money you want, without stupid policies like many western countries (like 'oh sorry we dont have enough cash at the bank to allow the withdrawal' or 'why do you have to withdraw more than 1000e, what you want to do with this etc.." and all these bulls**t)
- Because you︀ are happy if you still can receive / send high figures transfer (at least sepa)︁ without pending/blocking / manual verification and all blabla..
So for these situations, I am happy︂ to pay some extra fees when I am using these accounts instead to use 'free'︃ western european banks but headache and problem 90%+ of the times
- You can withdraw any money you want, without stupid policies like many western countries (like 'oh sorry we dont have enough cash at the bank to allow the withdrawal' or 'why do you have to withdraw more than 1000e, what you want to do with this etc.." and all these bulls**t)
- Because you︀ are happy if you still can receive / send high figures transfer (at least sepa)︁ without pending/blocking / manual verification and all blabla..
So for these situations, I am happy︂ to pay some extra fees when I am using these accounts instead to use 'free'︃ western european banks but headache and problem 90%+ of the times
And to be exact, it is just a governmental proposal as of now, not approved by the parliament yet – AFAIK. (But I don't doubt that current Slovakian parliament will approve, if asked.)
Probably it should compensate that from what I've learned, within the same proposal, the VAT for pubs should be lowered from 23% to 5% 😉 😉
BTW, in Hungary this concerns also private︀ accounts, AFAIK.
Probably it should compensate that from what I've learned, within the same proposal, the VAT for pubs should be lowered from 23% to 5% 😉 😉
BTW, in Hungary this concerns also private︀ accounts, AFAIK.
Yes but with conditions like this, people normally keep︃ the money at home. Like here (no tax, just hefty bank fees):
https://<<snippet>>.com/finance/investing/georgia-real-estate/
https://<<snippet>>.com/finance/investing/georgia-real-estate/
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