The landscape of liquidity management is poised for a significant redefinition of its structural costs, a change that could fundamentally alter how citizens perceive the physical possession of money. At the core of recent technical-political discussions is a proposal to introduce an excise duty of 0.25% on every cash withdrawal operation.
This proposed tax would encompass all forms of cash access, including withdrawals made via Bancomat, ATMs, bank counters, and certain payment-related cash disbursements. If implemented, this measure could reshape the economic dynamics of handling physical currency.
