Examples of using Compulsory contributions in English and their translations into German
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Neither annual fees nor compulsory contributions.
This requires cutting compulsory contributions to the public system, while maintaining benefit levels for current retirees.
In the form of'parafiscal' charges or compulsory contributions.
The system is funded by compulsory contributions from the insured persons and their employers.
Database with information on market entry in countries outside theEU together with information on customs duties and taxes, compulsory contributions and bureaucratic obstacles.
Meanwhile, compulsory contributions rose again by almost 12% compared to the first half of 2018 to EUR337 million H1 2018: EUR302 million.
Suboption 1: A technical equipment pool with compulsory contributions of equipment by MS.
The Irish authorities notified the Commission of their intention to introduce the riskequalisation scheme because it involves a fund financed by compulsory contributions.
We don't pay fines, out-of-court settlements or compulsory contributions to the fund that provides aid to victims of intentional acts of violence.
In Germany, the vast majority of employees mustbe insured under the statutory health insurance scheme which is financed through compulsory contributions by insured persons and their employers.
At least 60 months compulsory contributions or voluntary contributions to the statutory pension scheme or contributions towards the entitlement to claim for comparable benefits paid to an insurance company.
The envelope for 2014-2020, in current prices, is set at €7,535 billion,including SFAs and the compulsory contributions to RFMOs, which will be funded separately.
Compulsory contributions for the promotion of pigmeat, beef/veal, sheepmeat, goatmeat and horsemeat products, where they are payable also onanimals imported from the other Member States at the slaughter stage(Belgium),2.
Presently, the Labour Fund is the main source of financing unemployment benefits andactive labour market measures through the state budget(about 62%), compulsory contributions(36%) and other revenue.
Ii compulsory contributions for the promotion of products in the poultryand small animals sectors, where they apply also to animals imported fromthe other Member States at the slaughter stage and compound feedingstuffsimported from the other Member States by specialized importers(Belgium),3.
Where Member States' authorities subsidise the promotion and advertising of agricultural products covered by a Common Market Organisation, either through direct financial contributions from their budgets or using other government resources,including parafiscal charges or compulsory contributions, the Treaty provisions concerning State Aid are applicable4.
In order to determine whether periods considered by German legislation as interrupted periods(Ausfallzeiten) or supplementary periods(Zurechnungszeiten)should be taken into account as such, compulsory contributions paid under the legislation of another Member State and insurance under the insurance scheme of another Member State shall be treated as compulsory contributions paid under German legislation and as insurance under the German pension insurance scheme.
Preliminary ruling- Interpretation- Articles 9, 12, 92 and 95-Parafiscal charges- Compulsory contributions to support a marketing fund for agricultural, forestry and food products- Free movement of goods- Customs duties- Charges having equivalent effect- Internal taxation- Compulsory contributions constituting a parafiscal charge levied on domestic products and imported products alike but benefiting only domestic products- Tests- Account not taken of similar charge levied in the Member State of exportation- Point not decisive- Inclusion- Conditions.
An interpretation of that nature seems to me to be possible in two sets of circumstances at least,namely where the intermediary is a public body and where the compulsory contributions imposed on undertakings or individuals are paid into a fund, whether public or private, created or conceived by the State for the purpose of distributing the aid in accordance with the law, regardless of the degree of autonomy that that fund enjoys in administering and allocating the sums collected.
The scheme is financed through a compulsory contribution by electricity consumers in the form of an increased connection fee that is fed into a fund.
Occupational illness(as recognized by law)is handled and payments made by the Ministry for Social Security, via a compulsory contribution from all employers.
As the measures were financed through a compulsory contribution by all electricity consumers in the form of an increased connection fee and the contributions were collected to the state established fund, the Commission decided that the measures constitute State resources in the light of Article 87(1) and therefore the measures were considered to be State aid for Dutch energy producers.
A compulsory contribution in the form of a parafiscal charge which is levied on national and imported products alike and whose proceeds are allocated solely for the benefit of national products so that the resulting benefits entirely offset the charge imposed on such products, constitutes a charge having equivalent effect to a customs duty prohibited under Article 12 of the Treaty.
Preliminary ruling- Interpretation-Articles 12, 13, 30, 92 and 95-Parafiscal charges- Compulsory contribution to a fund for animal health and livestock production- Free movement of goods- Customs duties- Charges having equivalent effect- Internal taxation- Compulsory contribution in the form of a parafiscal charge levied on domestic products and imported products but benefiting only domestic products- Tests- Inapplicability of Article 30- Rules of the Treaty- Direct effect- Jurisdiction of national courts- Scope.
