China's ministry of finance tripled a stamp tax on securities transactions to 0.3%, the first time the tax has been raised in ten years, in a determined effort by the government to cool what many see as dangerously overheated stockmarkets.
China's ministry of finance tripled a stamp tax on securities transactions to 0.3%, the first time the tax has been raised in ten years, in a determined effort by the government to cool what many see as dangerously overheated stockmarkets.
中国财政部将证券交易印花税调高至原来的3倍，即0.3%，这是十年来对该税的首次调整，此举体现了政府为许多人士视为危险过热的股市降温的决心。