Examples of using Established in their territory in English and their translations into Danish
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Member States shall lay down the detailed rules for this option for entities established in their territory.
Member States may, however,require taxable persons established in their territory to notify them of the place of storage, if it is outside their territory. .
On application, Member States shall recognize inter-branch organizations established in their territory which.
The Member States shall ensure that co-insurers established in their territory keep statistical data showing the extent of Community co-insurance operations and the countries concerned.
The supervisory authority selected shall obtain from the other Member States the information necessary for the supervision of the overall solvency of the agencies and branches established in their territory.
Member States shall ensure dut importen of the said products established in their territory have fret access to the shares allocated to them.
The competent authority selected shall obtain from the other Member States the information necessary for the supervision of the overall solvency of the agencies and branches established in their territory.
Member States shall distribute authorisations amongst undertakings established in their territory according to objective and non-discriminatory criteria.
The Member States shall determine the period for which taxable persons must store invoices relating to goods orservices supplied in their territory and invoices received by taxable persons established in their territory.
Member States shall distribute permits amongst the undertakings established in their territory according to objective and non-discriminatory criteria.
Member States shall, without further legal or administrative requirement, allow regulated markets from other Member States to provide appropriate arrangements on their territory so as to facilitate access to and trading on those markets by remote members or participants established in their territory.
Member States shall determine the conditions under which traders not established in their territory but trading on it shall be listed in their database.
Notwithstanding paragraph 3 of this Article, participating Member States may decide that the Board exercise all of the relevant powers and responsibilities conferred on it by this Regulation in relation to entities andto groups, other than those referred to in paragraph 2, established in their territory.
Member States shall take all necessary measures to ensure that all suppliers and dealers established in their territory fulfil their obligations under this Directive.
Member States may provide that manufacturers and importers established in their territory shall be required to submit simultaneously to their competent authorities the same information as that forwarded to the Commission pursuant to Articles 3 and 4.
Member States shall take all necessary measures to ensure that all suppliers and dealers established in their territory fulfil their obligations under this Directive.
Article 227 Member States may require taxable persons established in their territory and supplying goods or services there to indicate the VAT identification number, referred to in Article 214, of the customer in cases other than those referred to in pointÂ(4) of Article 226.
The competent authorities of each Member State may allow undertakings established in their territory to supplement a control copy T5 with one or more continuation forms T5 bis in cases where all the forms relate to a single consignment of goods, loaded on a single means of transport and destined for a single consignee and a single use and/or destination.
Article 267 Member States shall take the measures necessary to ensure that those persons who, in accordance with Articles 194 and 204, are regarded as liable for payment of VAT,in the stead of a taxable person who is not established in their territory, comply with the obligation to submit a recapitulative statement as provided for in this Chapter.
Member States may also require taxable persons established in their territory to store within that territory invoices issued by themselves or by their customers or, in their name and on their behalf, by a third party, as well as all the invoices that they have received, when the storage is not by electronic means guaranteeing full on-line access to the data concerned.
Without prejudice to other provisions of Community law, this Directive does not entail the obligation to give legal recognition to the existence of temporary employment undertakings, nor does it prejudice the application by Member States of their laws concerning the hiring-out of workers andtemporary employment undertakings to undertakings not established in their territory but operating therein in the framework of the provision of services;
Member States which allow the sending of unsolicited commercial communications by electronic mail without prior consent of the recipient by service providers established in their territory have to ensure that the service providers consult regularly and respect the opt-out registers in which natural persons not wishing to receive such commercial communications can register themselves.
Member States may, in addition,require taxable persons established in their territory to store within the country invoices issued by themselves or by their customers or, in their name and on their behalf, by a third party, as well as all the invoices which they have received, when the storage is not by electronic means guaranteeing full on-line access to the data concerned.
The competent authorities of each Member State may allow undertakings established in their territory to supplement a control copy T5 with one or more loading lists T5 giving the particulars normally shown in boxes 31, 33, 35, 38, 100, 103 and 105 of form T5, provided that all the forms relate to a single consignment of goods, loaded on a single means of transport and destined for a single consignee and a single use and/or destination.
The authority carrying out the verification shall obtain from the other Member States the necessary information regarding the agencies or branches established in their territories.
In accordance with the case-law of the Court of Justice, a Member State is not permitted to require of providers of services the same conditions required of persons established permanently in their territory.