Примери за използване на Fraud and evasion на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Tax fraud and evasion.
Action plan to fight against tax fraud and evasion.
Tax fraud and evasion result in poorer GDP results to the tune of around EUR 200 billion a year.
Fight against tax fraud and evasion(T) JEŽEK.
Moreover, certain weaknesses within the VAT system leave it vulnerable to fraud and evasion.
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Stepping up the fight against tax fraud and evasion is not only an issue of revenue, but also of fairness.
The participating Member States shall adopt measures to prevent tax fraud and evasion.
A second issue- tax fraud and evasion- is rapidly gaining importance in public debateand for good reason.
I voted for a European strategy for combating tax fraud and evasion relating to VAT.
In line with the OECD's standards, tax authorities in the EU have also agreed to cooperate more closely, not only in applying taxation rules correctly butalso in combating tax fraud and evasion.
The investigations have turned up dramatic examples of fraud and evasion, according to Popov.
Like the report, we shall press the Commission and the Council to explain to the European Parliament how its position has been taken into account and what progress has been made with regard to cooperation between the Member States in combating tax fraud and evasion.
Collecting taxes and combating tax fraud and evasion are competences of EU Member States.
Mr President, today this Parliament has voted on a document relating to tax fraud and evasion;
Like most of you, I am persuaded that our efforts to combat tax fraud and evasion and to increase tax cooperation are worthwhile.
I believe that the compromise agreed today will be a useful tool in combating fraud and evasion.
The Commission will therefore step up efforts to tackle tax fraud and evasion and ensure that all sectors pay a fair contribution to the public purse.
The EU needs common legislation, enforced uniformly in all Member States for combating tax fraud and evasion.
Mr President, today this Parliament has voted on a document relating to tax fraud and evasion; that document did not have the support of my group.
We will meet in Brussels on 22 May to discuss two important and topical issues- energy and tax fraud and evasion.
Whilst I fully support many measures which have been suggested to stop tax fraud and evasion, this document went far further, and there were three major concerns.
They must be able to use the best instruments at their disposal to achieve their political objectives of fighting tax fraud and evasion.
Think of it: taming the forces of financial markets and of global corporations,effectively fighting tax fraud and evasion, transforming Europe's energy supply to combat runaway climate change.
The EU indicated that it was interested in promoting good governance worldwide, and maximizing efforts at preventing tax fraud and evasion.
The tax-related initiatives discussed today play a particularly important role in the battle against cross-border tax fraud and evasion, issues which have a major political aspectand serious consequences for Member States' budgets.
These include a possible European cross border tax identification number, a quick reaction mechanism for VAT fraud and minimum EU rules and sanctions for fraud and evasion.
The Commission adopted the communication in April 2009, promoting these principles in order to combat cross-border tax fraud and evasion, both within the EU and beyond, and to achieve a level playing field.
Minimum sanctions for tax crimes, a cross-border tax identification number, an EU tax-payer's charter and stronger common measures against tax havens.These are just some of the concrete ideas that the Commission has put forward today to improve the fight against tax fraud and evasion in the EU.
The tax policy issues you are currently discussing havea major role in order to achieve the Commission's objective to better tackle tax fraud and evasion which results in the loss of EUR 200 billion to EUR 250 billion a year at EU level.
Taking a holistic approach, today's Communication looks at ways to strengthen current measures and sets out possible new initiatives for eliminating fraud and evasion in Europe.