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Let \\({\\mathcal A}^*=H(\\overline{D})\\) be the space of functions analytic on a neighborhood of the closed disc \\(\\overline{D}\\). The duality \\[ \\langle f,g\\rangle=\\sum \\hat f(n)\\overline{\\hat g(n)} \\] holds between these spaces. Let \\({\\mathcal H}={\\mathcal A}+\\overline{\\mathcal A}\\) and \\({\\mathcal H}^*={\\mathcal A}^*+\\overline{\\mathcal A}^*\\). These spaces consist of functions harmonic on \\(D\\). The Banach space \\(X\\) is called an \\({\\mathcal A}\\)-space provided \\(X\\) is contained in \\({\\mathcal A}\\), contains \\({\\mathcal A}^*\\) and the inclusions are continuous. The closure of \\({\\mathcal A}^*\\) in \\(X\\) will be denoted by \\(X_ c\\). Analogously we can define an \\({\\mathcal H}\\)-space. If the product is defined by convolution then \\({\\mathcal H}^*\\cdot{\\mathcal H}\\subset{\\mathcal H}\\). For an arbitrary \\({\\mathcal H}\\)-space \\(X\\) a function \\(f\\in{\\mathcal H}\\) is said to belong to the space \\(M(X)\\) of all multipliers, if the operator of multiplication by \\(f:{\\mathcal H}^*\\to{\\mathcal H}\\) has a continuous extension, \\(X_ c\\to X\\). For an \\({\\mathcal H}\\)-space \\(X\\) the function \\(f\\) is said to belong to the space \\(ST(X)\\), the symbols of all Toeplitz operators, provided the Toeplitz operator \\(T_ f(h)=P(fh)\\), \\(h\\in{\\mathcal A}^*\\), has a continuous extension \\(X_ c\\to X\\), where \\(P\\) is the orthogonal projection of \\(L^ 2\\) onto \\(H^ 2\\) restricted to \\({\\mathcal H}\\). The space \\(ST(X)\\cap{\\mathcal A}\\) is denoted by \\(M(X)\\). The norm of \\(L(X)\\) makes \\(M(X)\\) and \\(ST(X)\\) into Banach spaces. The \\({\\mathcal A}\\)-space \\(X\\) is called a \\({\\mathcal A}t\\)-space provided \\(z,\\bar z\\in ST(X)\\) and \\(\\sup\\{\\| z^ n\\|_{ST(X)}+\\|\\bar z^ n\\|_{ST(X)}\\}<\\infty\\). The Toeplitz operators on spaces \\(\\ell_ A^ p,H^ p,\\dots\\) are studied in [\\textit{A. B\u00f6ttcher} and \\textit{B. Silbermann}, Invertibility and asymptotics of Toeplitz matrices, Berlin (1983; Zbl 0578.47015)]. The present author shows that if \\(f,g,fg\\in ST(X)\\) then \\(T_ f T_ g- T_{fg}\\in K_ 0(X)\\) where \\(K_ 0(X)\\) is a certain closed left ideal of \\(L(X)\\). For the special spaces of Besov, \\(B_{pq}^ s\\), \\(s<0\\), \\(1