Examples of using Anti-avoidance in English and their translations into German
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Anti-avoidance provision current Article 93.
Legally binding anti-avoidance measures.
Do these anti-avoidance measures affect countries' right to decide their corporate tax rates?
Since then, the CCCTB's potential as an anti-avoidance tool has been more widely recognised.
General anti-avoidance rule based on a principal purpose test PPT.
These changes are mainly to ensure legal clarity and to reinforce anti-avoidance and anti-abuse provisions.
What are the proposed anti-avoidance measures and how will they help to prevent tax avoidance?
A level playing field for financial services and an effective anti-avoidance strat-egy require further progress.
What anti-avoidance measures are contained in the new Directive and how will they help to prevent tax avoidance?
It goes almost without saying that the pilot scheme has to include rules for dealing with exceptional cases and anti-avoidance provisions.
At the same time, work on tax incentives and anti-avoidance could start with a view to work being broadly completed by the end of 2007.
With a view to create a fairer tax environment,rules on transparency need to be enhanced and anti-avoidance measures need to be strengthened.
The Commission considers that anti-avoidance rules, such as Controlled Foreign Companies(CFC) rules8, are one such area.
Currently, effective taxation inrelation to third countries is mainly tackled through national anti-avoidance measures, which tend to vary considerably.
The CCCTB's common anti-avoidance measures would also defend the Single Market against base erosion and profit shifting to non-EU countries.
The Directive sets out a General Anti-Abuse Rule,which would tackle abusive tax arrangements if there is no other anti-avoidance rule that specifically covers such an arrangement.
A number of anti-avoidance flanking measures for example based on the(forthcoming) regulatory measures would be necessary to ensure a successful implementation of the tax.
This should also be the case for provisions to ban or regulatethe injection of thin capital, for corporation tax and especially for specific anti-avoidance rules.
Aggressive tax planners also abuse weaknesses in one national system,or the absence of anti-avoidance measures in one Member State, to escape being taxed anywhere in the Single Market.
There are certain limited changes compared to the originalproposal that are mainly to ensure legal clarity and to reinforce anti-avoidance and anti-abuse provisions.
With regard to the application of anti-avoidance rules the Commission considers that, in particular in the light of some recent European Court of Justice(ECJ) decisions, there is an urgent need.
The EU agrees that no special action needed butwill monitor the situation to see if general anti-avoidance measures are enough to address digital risks.
An EU approach to implementing these international anti-avoidance aspects would ensure legal certainty and coherence in the Single Market, and a strong, common defence against profit shifting out of the EU.
There is also a need for better co-ordination of arrangements between Member States and third countries in certain areas,particularly in relation to anti-avoidance measures, in order to safeguard Member States' tax bases.
EU solutions to implement the OECD BEPS measures and additional anti-avoidance initiatives should maintain a strong focus on preventing profits generated in the EU from being shifted elsewhere without being taxed anywhere in the EU.
Dividends paid on the Common Shares to other shareholders within the charge toUK corporation tax will generally(subject to anti-avoidance rules) fall within one or more of the classes of dividend qualifying for exemption from corporation tax.