Примери за използване на Labour-intensive services на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Temporary provisions for particular labour-intensive services.
Reducing VAT rates for labour-intensive services on local markets, including the catering sector, should be considered as a very positive step, particularly for SMEs and artisans.
Chapter 3- Temporary provisions for particular labour-intensive services.
A reduction in the VAT rates for locally supplied and labour-intensive services should have a positive impact, since it will reduce the level of undeclared labour, whilst also reducing its appeal and increasing demand within the formal economy.
Your second criterion for targeting is labour-intensive services.
For all that, it seems clear that measures related to derogations on normal VAT rates may in some cases, taking into account the particular economic and social circumstances of each Member State, be able to act as a lever on locally-supplied services, including labour-intensive services.
Reducing the VAT rate for labour-intensive services meets this objective.
We will then have consistent goals, tax harmonisation where possible and encouragement for labour-intensive services.
Extending reduced rates of VAT to locally supplied and labour-intensive services is a positive step in this direction.
This Parliament, and I am very proud of this,has a long tradition of supporting proposals for applying a reduced VAT rate for labour-intensive services.
Yesterday, Ecofin reached an agreement on reducing VAT in labour-intensive services sectors, such as restaurants, etc.
The Council should adopt, before the 2009 Spring European Council,the proposed directive to make permanent reduced VAT rates for labour-intensive services.|.
It is worth noting that the 13.5% rate applies to a number of labour-intensive services, and the zero% rate applies to many foods and medicines, and to children's clothes.
However, the EU needs a more sensible view of how reduced VAT rates can be used to promote jobs and growth,particularly on the local market and for labour-intensive services.
It was the Czechs who finally managed to crack the nut of introducing a lower VAT rate for labour-intensive services, which is a pro-growth and counter-crisis measure.
Council Directive 1999/85/EC of 22 October 1999 amending Directive 77/388/EEC as regards the possibility of applying on an experiment basis a reduced VAT rate on labour-intensive services 34.
In this context, the initiative for introducing a long-term reduction in VAT rates for labour-intensive services and locally-supplied services deserves particular support, as it provides businesses with an incentive to operate within the formal economy.
Madam President, the European Parliament's priority today has to be to get the largest majority possible for the Commission proposal to extend andmake permanent the option to lower VAT rates on labour-intensive services.
Even governments which do have room to manoeuvre will make use of options such as cutting VAT rates for labour-intensive services in order to achieve other aims of their economic policies.
On Amendments 1 and 4: concerning the amendments related to the addition of children's clothes and footwear,I would like to remind you that the proposal under consideration is a restricted one dealing principally with locally supplied, labour-intensive services.
In that case, 18 Member States that currently apply reduced VAT rates on locally supplied, labour-intensive services should return to the standard rate.
To create demand for labour the Plan invites Member States to consider reducing employers' social charges on lower incomes and calls on the Council to adopt, before the 2009 Spring European Council,the proposed Directive to make permanent reduced VAT rates for labour-intensive services.
Renewing, on a temporary basis, this experiment with a reduced rate of VAT, when it aims at andcontributes towards strengthening labour-intensive services- not necessarily the case for alcoholic drinks in restaurants- has shown us that this system works, so let us build on it.
In order to tackle the problem of unemployment, those Member States wishing to do so should be allowed to experiment with the operation and impact, in terms of job creation,of a reduction in the VAT rate applied to labour-intensive services.
The sectors targeted in particular by this measure are labour-intensive services and locally provided services for local consumers such as services linked to the housing sector and the renovation of residential heating systems, as well as services linked to personal care and the catering industry.
Indeed, the quick adoption of thisproposal is necessary in order to give certainty about the application of reduced rates to certain locally supplied, labour-intensive services that would otherwise have to disappear at the end of 2010.
(BG) The European Commission's proposal to permanently reduce VAT rates for locally provided services, including labour-intensive services is timely and aims to achieve rationalisation and simplification through necessary changes, fine-tuning, and creating the potential for the growth in jobs in sectors with low-skilled workforces while restricting activities in the grey economy, retaining jobs and ensuring equal treatment of the Member States including their economic operators.
In order to tackle the problem of unemployment, those Member States wishing to do so should be allowed to experiment with the operation and impact, in terms of job creation,of a reduction in the VAT rate applied to labour-intensive services.
The agreement by Member States to allow for the application of reduced VAT rates for locally supplied services, including labour-intensive services such as hairdressing, catering and repair services, will further stimulate economic activity and create jobs, and the Commission warmly welcomes this decision.
Locally supplied services, such as restaurants, which in any case do not have anything to do with the problems of the internal market anddistortion of competition, and labour-intensive services will be able to benefit from a reduced rate.