Bankers' call for abolition of card duty

The Irish Bankers Federation is calling for the abolition of the €40 government stamp duty on credit cards.

The Irish Bankers Federation is calling for the abolition of the €40 government stamp duty on credit cards.

It claims this duty acts as a disincentive for consumers who wish to shop around. IBF spokesman Felix O'Regan, reacting to a survey by the Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority, maintained that Ireland is the only country in Europe where the levy exists.

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