Exemplos de uso de Information exchange system em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The VAT information exchange system VIES.
A 16th project relates to an information exchange system.
VAT Information Exchange System(VIES);
Community and participates in the SEDOC Information Exchange System.
The VAT information exchange system(VIES) and its messaging systems; .
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We need to include the last remaining Member States in the information exchange system.
Q1: What is the VAT Information Exchange System(VIES)?
The information exchange system at issue was that established between the principalmanufacturers of agricultural tractors present in the United Kingdom market.
An objective of the study was to enhance the information exchange system under Directive 91/477/EEC.
Competition- Information exchange system-Anti-competitive effect- Refusal to grant an exemption Second Chamber.
The four, now three, remaining parties have noti fied an information exchange system which they have not implemented.
Competition- Information exchange system Anti-competitive effect- Refusal to grant an exemption(Second Chamber) made to it concerning obstacles to parallel imports.
Such notification shall be made by means of the information exchange system referred to in Article 20 of Directive 90/425/EEC.
Right of withdrawal, privacy, use of cookies, online contracts, community and non-EU VAT,registration to the VIES database Vat Information Exchange System.
That information shall be entered in the information exchange system referred to in Article 20 of Council Directive 90/425/EEC6.
In the field of trade in services other than transport there are good reasons not only for establishing an information exchange system but also for reinforcing it.
This covers a range of information exchange systems, notably the VIES(VAT Information Exchange System), which are essential to fraud prevention.
The main concern relates to the information exchange system, especially with regard to the timeliness of information and intelligence ahead of organised events.
Four main SIMAP pilot projects have been defined to check the technical feasibilityof such an information exchange system and to estimatethe likely operating costs.
It is relatively easy to circumvent, for example by using as intermediaries investment companies that the directive does not define as paying agents and which are,therefore, under no obligation to participate in the information exchange system.
Let me tell you where the unit believes the EU information exchange system has to do better: 150 fans were deported from Charleroi in June 2000.
Furthermore, experience shows that the system of tax deduction at source for the taxation of savings is the most efficient system, rather than trying to impose,across the board, the information exchange system which has its own problems.
On 26 November,the Commission banned under Article 65 of the ECSC Treaty an information exchange system notified by the German steel producers' association Wirtschaftsvereinigung Stahl.
Following the recommendations issued by the antifraud subcommittee or the Commission and by the Council ad hoc working party on tax fraud, the Economic andFinancial Affairs Council of 5 June 2000 invited the Member States to rationalise the information exchange system and adapt their control systems. .
The late availability and lack of reliability of data in the current Value Added Information Exchange System(VIES) increase the risk of evasion and fraud not being detected.
It should include,among other things, an information exchange system on IPR risks, an exchange programme of operational officials, and collaboration on the development of partnerships with business communities in China and the European Union.
In particular, the information from the competent authority of the place of destination given by means of the information exchange system provided for in Article 20 of Directive 90/425/EEC, must specify whether.
In particular, the VAT information exchange system(VIES), referred to in Council Regulation(EEC) No 218/92 of 27 January 1992 on administrative cooperation in the field of indirect taxation(VAT)(5), has shown the value of information technology in protecting revenue whilst minimising administrative burdens.
However, the Court observed that, as the applicants pointed out,the Decision was the first in which the Commision had prohibited an information exchange system which did not directly concern prices, but which did not underpin any other anti-competitive arrangement either.