Multi-Country FTT Compliance
Financial transaction tax (FTT) compliance for European securities and derivatives is already a challenge. As more jurisdictions implement and modify their transaction taxes, managing FTTs becomes even more challenging.
The FTT service from SIX helps financial intermediaries identify and apply current and future FTTs accurately and efficiently. Through a fully automated data feed, SIX provides up-to-date country-specific information on all in-scope securities and derivatives, so you are ready to comply with new taxes as soon as they come into force.
How You Will Benefit
Trusted, Timely Data
World-class reference data on your desktop whenever you need it
Reduced Complexity
A single solution for all current and future FTTs, covering securities and complex derivatives
Streamlined Costs
No new people or distribution channels means reduced costs over time
Data and Expertise from a Trusted Source
The SIX FTT services offer you fully structured and encoded financial data from our world-class securities database, supplemented by expertise from our local offices across Europe. The data is available through various existing distribution channels, including Valordata Feed (VDF)and SIX iD. Because the data is delivered in regular intervals, you can be confident that you have the most accurate and up-to-date information for administering FTTs.
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About This Service
SIX provides a single source of data for compliance with Financial Transaction Tax regulations – both those already in force and those still to come. Discover what SIX has to offer.
French FTT Service
Italian FTT Service
The tax applies to all listed instruments with the exception of instruments issued by Italian companies with average market value of less than EUR 500 million as of November of the previous year. The Italian Ministry of Economy intends to publish a list of such “not-in-scope” companies on 20 December of each year. SIX provides the following information: in-scope flag, tax rate.
Belgian TOB Service
Belgian taxpayers must pay a tax on stock exchange transactions, based on the security subject to the transaction. Since 1 January 2017, transactions carried out by Belgian taxpayers through all professional intermediaries (domestic or foreign) have been subject to the TOB transaction tax. SIX provides the following information: in-scope flag, tax rate.