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Today the times of Cyprus being a tax haven ended...
to receive bailout money from the EU they agreed to rise corporate taxes from 10% to 12.5% and if you have more than ?100,000 on your account in any bank there, you just had 10% of your money frozen and taken away.
Online banking has been switched offline and banks are closed. Sad news for many Russians and probably also quite a few porn companies... |
I think xhamster is based there. Private media was there too, If they are still around.
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"and if you have more than €100,000 on your account in any bank there, you just had 10% of your money frozen and taken away" … what a shit thing to do.
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that sucks
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And they are taking "6.75 percent of all bank accounts with a balance up to 100,000 euros" too. Nice, was stealing from people and business deposits the only way out? Looks like they call it a "special tax"
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Was there any warning? i'm guessing some people lost a lot.
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another eu/imf shit
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I don't know where you got this information. I'm with Bank of Cyprus and my online banking is working just fine. 10% has not been taken away either. They demand a 5000 USD permanent deposit in an interest bearing account but that's been around for years.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-21814325 |
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http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/soz...-a-889255.html let's see what happens until Tuesday |
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They are not actually "taking" the money out of the accounts, they are freezing them and from what I read giving the depositors bank shares or something. So, if you have 100 000 Euros, you can withdraw 90 000 Euros only and kiss the rest good bye
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Its the scariest thing that has happened yet - Its theft - It can not be justified.
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bugger...............
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and just heard it on the news too, 6.?% "tax" on deposits below 100 000 and 10% "tax" on the ones greater than 100 000, so its definitely happening
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so...i guess its safe to say that there will be money in motion?
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Cyprus needed 17 billion euros, but only got 10. EU demanded that they take some money from private deposits in their banks. So over night they took 6.75% of money on all deposits under 100,000 EUR and 9.9% on all deposits over 100,000 EUR.
They are using private money to bail themselves out. Banks re-open on Tuesday, but money is already blocked and can't be moved out. Massive bank run is expected. This is pure theft and huge precedence in EU. It shows that no money in any bank is safe and can be taken from you over night if the government wants. |
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I cant believe they have done this - She has small change compared to the Russians on here - Good luck.... |
let me play devils advocate:
Cyprus banks piled up huge amounts of money because the government made the country a tax haven for companies all over the world. Many European countries lost tax revenue because of that. Now Cyprus figures it doesn't have enough money to operate and comes to those countries they've been flipping off earlier when they demanded tax reforms and more transparency and asks them to save them. Of course the rest of the EU uses the chance to get rid of this loophole. And they also take money from those individuals/companies that went to Cyprus to avoid paying taxes in their home countries |
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Cyprus? now I understand
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She is shouting at people there and her friend is saying her branch across the road from him is being looted..... I heard the noise in London via a phone that was in Spain via Cyprus!!! |
Chris Mallick must own Cyprus.
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sorry when it's all in german, but google translate will help you:
http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/soz...-a-889261.html now greek people who thought they hid their money from the greek government are pissed cause they're taxed 10% and have no chance to get away |
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The run on Cypriot Banks is going to kill them if this goes through or not. |
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Whats left?
St. Kitts and Nevis? What else? |
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don't you think i know where i send my invoices? |
"Nicos Anastasiades said in a statement Cyprus' whole banking system would have collapsed on Tuesday..."
Could have been worst. :2 cents: People banking offshore in the 70's knew it carried risk with globalization everybody thinks nothing can ever happen. It's all like back home. |
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