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» Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Economy

Asked if there was any more comment on banking proposals, the PMS replied that he did not have anything further to add to what the Chancellor had said earlier, which was that the Government was committed to introducing a bank levy and that he welcomed the fact that there was an increasing international consensus on the issue.

Asked if there was any more information on Capital Gains Tax, the PMS advised people to wait for the Budget when the policy would be set out.

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