Примери за използване на Effective taxation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Communication on an external strategy for effective taxation.
The Commission's goals include fairer and more effective taxation, supporting public revenue, and ensuring a level playing field across businesses.
Today's Package contains a Communication on an External Strategy for Effective Taxation.
EU sets out path towards fair and effective taxation of the Digital Economy.
As the digital transformation of the economy accelerates there is a growing need to find solutions to ensure a fair and effective taxation of digital companies.
The Action Plan sets out the path for effective taxation in the EU, which is the notion that companies should pay a fair share of tax in the country where they make their profits.
The report represents a detailed roadmap towards fairer and more effective taxation, and tackling financial crimes.
(16) The objective of ensuring effective taxation of interest payments can be achieved thanks to the exchange of information concerning interest payments between Member States.
The European Parliament has adopted a detailed roadmap towards fairer and more effective taxation, as well as tackling financial crime.
Every modern state needs a properly functioning legal system, effective taxation authorities, the resolution of all issues connected with government assets and equal access to a constitutional court for all citizens.
The European Parliament on Tuesday adopted a detailed road map towards fairer and more effective taxation, and tackling financial crimes.
In June 2015, we unveiled our Action Plan for fair and effective taxation: a series of initiatives which aims to make the corporate tax environment in the EU fairer and more efficient.
Today we are taking a major step towards creating a level-playing field for our businesses,for fair and effective taxation for all Europeans.”.
The proposed measures, part of theCommission's Action Plan for fair and effective taxation, aim to significantly improve the corporate tax environment in the EU, making it fairer, more efficient and more growth-friendly.
As part of the tax package aimed at combating harmful tax competition, the EU adopted a Directive in 2003 to reduce existing distortions in the effective taxation of savings income in the form of interest payments.
Key actions included a framework to ensure effective taxation where profits are generated and a strategy to re-launch the Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base for which a fresh proposal is expected later this year.
This list should be drawn up on the basis of certain criteria, identified on the basis of Annex 1 of the Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament andCouncil on an External Strategy for Effective Taxation(COM(2016) 24 final).
Hopes that the EIB, in line with the 2016 Commission communication, will continue to implement andimprove an external strategy for effective taxation, ensuring compliance with international tax transparency standards and encouraging international country-by-country reporting;
In relation to Directive 2003/49/EC, in addition to the introduction of a GAAR, also remove the requirement for Member States to give beneficial treatment to interest androyalty payments if there is no effective taxation elsewhere in the Union.
The failure of EU governments to deliver any measures that would enable revenues to be raised through fair and effective taxation resources, means that there will be no alternative to austerity in order to balance government budgets.
(1) On the basis of the principle of fair and effective taxation, all businesses must pay their fair share of tax where profits and gains are generated, but double taxation and double non-taxation must be avoided.
The Commission should report every three years on the operation of this Directive andpropose to the Council any amendments that prove necessary in order better to ensure effective taxation of savings income and to remove undesirable distortions of competition.
During the transitional period,the aim of this Directive shall be to ensure minimum effective taxation of savings in the form of interest payments made in one Member State to beneficial owners who are individuals resident for tax purposes in another Member State.
As part of the"tax package" aimed at combating harmful tax competition, the European Union(EU)decided to draw up a legislative instrument to overcome existing distortions in the effective taxation of savings income in the form of interest payments.
During a transitional period,given that a withholding tax can ensure a minimum level of effective taxation, especially at a rate increasing progressively to 35%, these three Member States should apply a withholding tax to the savings income covered by this Directive.
According to the ESD the Commission has to report every three years on the operation of the ESD andhas to propose to the Council any amendments that prove necessary in order better to ensure effective taxation of savings income and to remove undesirable distortions of competition.
The automatic exchange of information between Member States concerning interest payments covered by this Directive makes possible the effective taxation of those payments in the beneficial owner's Member State of residence for tax purposes in accordance with the national laws of that State.
The ultimate aim of this Directive is to enable savings income in the form of interest payments made in one Member State to beneficial owners who are individuals resident in another Member State to be made subject to effective taxation in accordance with the laws of the latter Member State.
The final agreement shall provide provisions for minimum standards and good governance clauses as provided in Annex II of the Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament andthe Council on an External Strategy for Effective Taxation in the field of AML/CFT, improved cooperation and effective retaliatory measures if the third country fails to enforce these provisions.
Calls on the Commission to include in the European black list those territories that grant fiscal advantages to entities without requiring substantial economic activity in the country,provide significantly low effective taxation and do not guarantee automatic exchange of tax information with other jurisdictions;