Frank says will revive bank tax proposal

by mani on July 2, 2010

(Reuters) – Democratic Representative Barney Frank said on Wednesday that he would revive a proposal to tax banks and other large financial firms that had been stripped from a landmark overhaul of financial regulations.

Frank’s proposal would move separately from the sweeping financial regulation bill, which the House is expected to approve imminently.

“The committee that I chair will, I hope, bring out a bill that revives that assessment,” Frank said in debate on the House floor.

(Reporting by Andy Sullivan and Kevin Drawbaugh; Editing by Leslie Adler)

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