Rep. Peter DeFazio and House Democrats are reintroducing a financial services tax with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as a co-sponsor
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Keep Me Logged InHouse Democrats are reintroducing their proposal of a financial transaction tax on stock, bond and derivative deals and this time they've signed on a key new supporter: left-wing firebrand Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.Rep. Peter DeFazio is leading the effort to bring back a bill, titled the "Wall Street Tax Act of 2019," which slaps a tax on security transactions and could have a particular negative effect on high-frequency traders.
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