Among the revised proposals for the tax reform that is being hammered out in the Chamber of Deputies is the idea of implementing a 0.15% tax on all credit card transactions. According to the Listin Diario, this step is being considered with the consent of the ABA, the Dominican Banking Association, as a substitute for the proposed 15% tax on interest earned on savings or certificates of deposit. The generalized tax will be carried on each and every electronic transaction. The 0.15% tax on checks will be applied when the transaction is made by credit card. According to El Caribe, there are other proposals that will tax salaries withdrawn form ATMs at the rate of 1.5% per RD$1,000 dispensed from the machine. This will modify Law 11-92, Article 384 of which establishes a tax of 1.5% for each RD$1,000 on the value of each check, for no matter what purpose, that is paid by the banks. The new legislation will tax ?any transfers to third-party accounts within the same bank at the rate of 1.5% per thousand.? Within the new adjustments to the tax law, the legislators have already done away with the obligation of the banks to inform the government on their client?s accounts.