| Has Italy Gone Fascist? |
[Jan. 7th, 2012|01:05 pm] |
- The passing of an extraordinary edict making cash transactions of more than Euro 1,000 illegal (not subject to reporting – just plain illegal). Following Prodi’s own desire, the existing regime has indicated that this level will be progressively reduced to a limit as low as Euro 300. Hence cash is maybe for the first time in history no longer legal tender (over Euro 1,000, for now);
- A requirement that credit card companies report all transactions carried out by Italians, in Italy and abroad to the fiscal authorities;
- Delays and refusals by banks in allowing customers to withdraw cash balances of as little as Euro 10,000;
- Finance Police has placed cameras at the physical borders with Switzerland (see below) to register all license plates. In addition, currency-sniffing dogs have been deployed at the border (http://www.cdt.ch/ticino-e-regioni/cronaca/56250/fiscovelox-riapparsi-no...).
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| Comments: |
"Не следует объяснять злым умыслом то, что можно объяснить
простой глупостью".
Кстати, 50% людей глупее среднего. Каждый второй. А если
задуматься о величине этого среднего...
однозначно, история показывает, что капитал контроль заканчивается хуево для контролирующих | |
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