Although not, other Affiliate Claims will get get in on the initiative at any area

Although not, other Affiliate Claims will get get in on the initiative at any area

The original proposal to adopt an EU-wide FTT did not go ahead because it did not get the support of all Member States. Although unanimity is in principle required for EU tax harmonization initiatives, an alternative procedure known as ‘enhanced cooperation’ allows a smaller group of Member States (a minimum of nine) to adopt such initiatives, subject to certain conditions and authorizations. Initially, the following EU Member States had indicated that they wanted to proceed with this enhanced cooperation procedure: Austria, Belgium, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Slovenia, Slovakia and Spain.

Following the Estonia’s specialized detachment to the , ten Member States are currently participating in the new dealings according to the improved cooperation procedure toward modified suggestion. For the time being, certain European union countries keeps delivered unilateral FTTs, namely: