Selected aspects of the bank tax in the EU countries
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The article discusses the manners of implementing the bank tax in the selected EU countries and analyses the changes concerning the financial resilience of banks and the level of risk incurred by them. The research conducted is to verify the thesis whether a significant change of the financial condition of the banking sector has occurred after introduction of the bank tax in the EU countries. The study covered the financial resilience, understood as the ability of the banks to absorb the loses and the level of risk of the bank’s exposure.
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