Eksempler på brug af To reduce taxes på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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We can't afford to reduce taxes?
We need to reduce taxes, but not at the expense of the Stability and Growth Pact.
In addition, the Government's ambition is to reduce taxes on the last earned krone.
When we spend less money on thosewho do not work, we release money to reduce taxes.
Countries that cannot afford to reduce taxes should introduce supplementary measures.
Scott… drew deafening applause when he announced that if elected… he will do everything in his power to reduce taxes.
On the revenue side, the Government has decided to reduce taxes by a uniform 5% in current terms.
Some countries will opt to reduce taxes, whereas others will opt for a public spending programme in the purest Keynesian style.
We should also reflect on the fact that one way of remedying distortions of competition is to reduce taxes on environmentally friendly modes of transport.
Revenues could be used to reduce taxes on labor, stimulating employers across the economy to hire.
The strategy naturally anticipates an increase in the primary surplus and, to put it another way,using growth potential essentially in order to reduce taxes.
Revenues could be used to reduce taxes on labor, stimulating employers across the economy to hire.
The first is that the Commission recommends that my country, France, which is struggling under the weight of tax and social security contributions,should not take advantage of this growth to reduce taxes. The reason given for this is to avoid stimulating with the budget a level of economic activity which is already vigorous.
The rush to reduce taxes and wage dumping, with its dire social consequences, must be brought to an end and a minimum wage must be introduced in all Member States.
In those circumstances, it is irresponsible to reduce taxes and premiums on the basis of the argument that we need less.
Revenues could be used to reduce taxes on labor, stimulating employers across the economy to hire. Germany[large PowerPoint file] already has some experience with this kind of tax shifting.
The development is dramatic because in the long run no state can avoid the pressure to reduce taxes and this can benefit only the companies, not the countries involved.
Meanwhile, governments wishing to reduce taxes and suffering from a lack of funds have sold such companies to internationally operating concerns that wish to make a profit from them.
Parliament has also expressed a view on the use of the proceeds generated by auctioning:it wants that money to be used to reduce taxes on environmentally-friendly forms of transport and to invest in research into technology for less polluting aircraft.
Revenues could be used to reduce taxes on labor, stimulating employers across the economy to hire. Germany[large PowerPoint file] already has some experience with this kind of tax shifting.
This policy will be continued in 1984 andreinforced by changes in the tax regime that involve using the increase in VAT applicable from 1 July, to reduce taxes that fall specifically on enterprises, so as to gear tax arrangements to the promotion of innovation and investment.
Although we have no sympathy whatsoever with those who want to reduce taxes by rolling back the state, we are critical of the EU on account of the way it spends money, which is sluiced around unnecessarily to regions in the richest Member States, with much of the agricultural funds ending up with the big farmers and in export subsidies, and the disaster fund suddenly being extended to include a terrorism fund.
For example, one proposal, which we support, is to reduce taxes on transport infrastructure and instead,to favour taxation according to use, which is the same index as that of the‘polluter-pays.
However, with regard to reducing taxes on employment, I would like to point out that there is no correlation between that and increased employment.
My own preference would be for my national government to reduce tax on handrolling tobacco in the UK.
If Mrs Glase andher group want to reduce tax in order to make undeclared work less profitable, this is as good as saying that they want to legalise the economic calculations behind undeclared work and make them the general rule.
Indeed in many countries, des pite their equivalence, this measure seems to bemore acceptable than subsidies, which in part reflects a greater reluctance to increase public expenditure than to reduce tax and other government receipts.
In the maritime transport sector, the Com mission authorised, pursuant to the Community guidelines on State aid to maritime transport('),several aid schemes designed to reduce tax and social security contribution burdens on shipping companies.
The issue at stake is not so much double taxation, but one of providing the legal means for multinational groups to manage their tax benefits, enabling them to use cross-border exemptions anddeductions actually to reduce tax on their profits, thereby increasing the‘legal' possibilities of tax evasion, which is not acceptable.
The question now is this:are excise duties a good way of providing more income which would make it possible for governments to reduce tax on labour?