UPDATE 1-Japan main opposition wants to end stock tax breaks

Story date: 2007-10-18 12:32:00
Added on: 2007-10-20 03:00:19

Reuters - Abolishing them will bring rates on capital gains and dividends back to 20 percent from the current 10 percent, which would equal taxation on interest rates from bank deposits and public and corporate bonds. "(The impact on the market) could happen ...


Read more...

Related Stories:

• UPDATE 2-Japan main opposition wants to end stock tax breaks

  Reuters - Abolishing them will bring rates on capital gains and dividends back to 20 percent from the current 10 percent, which...
  2007-10-18 01:22:00

• UPDATE 1-PIMCO's Gross: US recession probably started in Dec 07

  Reuters - Gross added that the Fed needs to bring 30-year U.S. mortgage rates down to between 4 percent and 4.5 percent...
  2008-01-22 01:08:00

• Asian Stocks Climb, Led by BHP, Mitsubishi; Sun Hung Kai Gains

  Bloomberg - ... Stock Average slid 0.5 percent to 15,805.97, wiping out earlier gains, after Prime ... Hong Kong's overnight interbank...
  2007-09-11 10:30:00

• July Mortgage Activity Drops 37 Percent (The Memphis Daily News)

  The federal housing bill recently signed into law might bring relief to the beleaguered mortgage industry, but it likely won’t bring results...
  2008-08-08 10:07:18

• New shareholder class-actions up sharply-study

  Forbes - NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. lawyers are on track to bring about 58 percent more shareholder class-action cases this year...
  2007-12-21 09:07:00

• Stocks post gains, but peso hits 10-month low (Philippine Daily Inquirer)

  MANILA, Philippines—The stock market Friday shrugged off concerns brought on by a galloping inflation and looming hike in interest rates, posting gains...
  2008-07-04 02:28:56

• S. Florida home prices plunge

  Miami Herald - The new numbers come amid debate over whether Tuesday's cut to the federal funds rate from 4.25 percent to...
  2008-01-25 08:47:00

• Fannie, Freddie takeover pushes down mortgage rates - Sacramento Business Journal

  Bankrate Inc. reports 30-year fixed mortgages now average 5.88 percent, down from 6.26 percent a week ago. The government's action was intended...
  2008-09-09 02:42:00