Примери за използване на Tangible property на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Member States may regard the following as tangible property.
Valuations of movable tangible property or work on such property. .
Member States may regard the following as tangible property.
Valuations of movable tangible property or work on such property. Article 53.
Electricity, gas, heat, refrigeration andthe like shall be treated as tangible property.
Tangible property, the Member State within the territory of which the property is situated.
(g) the hiring out of movable tangible property, with the exception of all means of transport;
The usufructuary may possess, use, exploit andcollect the proceeds of tangible property owned by another person.
Incentives are not tangible property, and therefore cannot be sold, transferred, or assigned to another Panel member or individual under any circumstances.
Supply of cultural and similar services, ancillary transport services orservices relating to movable tangible property.
An asset is nothing other than a tangible property, a right or a claim(Section 8:1 of the Civil Code).
Under Article 5(1)of that directive,‘supply of goods' is to mean the transfer of the right to dispose of tangible property as owner.
The estate is the sum of the rights, tangible property, claims and obligations of the deceased at the time of his or her death which do not cease with the death.
In accordance with Article 5(1)of that directive,‘supply of goods' means the transfer of the right to dispose of tangible property as owner.
This shall not prevent claims for loss of or damage to your tangible property or any other claims for direct financial loss that are not excluded by any of the categories set out above.
Subject always to the Items for Which Lenovo is Not Liable below,Lenovo will accept unlimited liability for physical damage to your tangible property resulting from the negligence of Lenovo.
This condition shall not prevent claims for loss of, or damage to, your tangible property or for any other claims for direct financial loss that are not excluded by the categories listed above.
The supply of electronic books is such a service, given that it cannot be regarded as a supply of goods within themeaning of Article 14(1) of that directive, since electronic books cannot qualify as tangible property.
Inventory- a reconciliation of the data available to the Accountant of the presence of a certain tangible property and real estate in the amount of crease in the office.
And(2) you shall promptly return to Globus all tangible property representing Globus's intellectual property rights and all copies thereof and/or shall erase/delete any such information held by you in electronic form.
According to established case law of the Court of Justice, the concept of"supply of goods" does not refer to the transfer of ownership in accordance with applicable national law procedures butcovers any transfer of tangible property by one party which empowers the other party to actually dispose of it as if it were its owner.
This condition shall not prevent claims for loss of or damage to your tangible property or any other claims for direct financial loss that are not excluded by any of the categories set out at clause 6.1.
(f) the re-importation of movable tangible property by the person who exported it, or by another person on his account, where that property has while in another Member State undergone work which has been taxed without the right to deduction or refund;
The Court stated that the concept of a supply of goods includes any transaction of a supply of tangible property by a party which empowers the other party to dispose of it as if he were the owner of that property. .
(d) in the case of hiring out of movable tangible property, with the exception of all forms of transport, which is exported by the lessor from one Member State with a view to its being used in another Member State, the place of supply of the service shall be the place of utilization;
It must be held, first, that the‘bitcoin' virtual currency with bidirectional flow, which will be exchanged for traditional currencies in the context of exchange transactions,cannot be characterised as‘tangible property' within the meaning of Article 14 of the VAT Directive, given that, as the Advocate General has observed in point 17 of her Opinion, that virtual currency has no purpose other than to be a means of payment.
In the case of the hiring out of movable tangible property, application of the general rule that supplies of services are taxed in the Member State in which the supplier is established may lead to substantial distortion of competition if the lessor and the lessee are established in different Member States and the rates of taxation in those States differ.
In the first place, the‘bitcoin' virtual currency with bidirectional flow cannot be characterised as‘tangible property' within the meaning of Article 14 of Directive 2006/114, since that virtual currency has no purpose other than to be a means of payment.
With a view to facilitating intra-Community trade in work on movable tangible property, it is appropriate to establish the tax arrangements applicable to such transactions when they are carried out for a customer who is identified for VAT purposes in a Member State other than that in which the transaction is physically carried out.
The‘bitcoin' virtual currency with bidirectional flow cannot be characterised as‘tangible property' within the meaning of Article 14 of Directive 2006/114, since that virtual currency has no purpose other than to be a means of payment.