European Central Bank asks Ireland to rethink ATM tax

The European Central Bank has recommended that Ireland reconsider a plan to impose a new charge on cash withdrawals from bank machines.
European Central Bank asks Ireland to rethink ATM tax

It says it is concerned that it would make the use of the euro currency more expensive than electronic methods of payment.

To promote usage of card payments, the Government has announced a plan to replace a combined flat rate charge on cash, debit and credit cards next year.

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