Examples of using Cross-border procedures in English and their translations into German
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Inefficient cross-border procedures;
For cross-border procedures, existing data should be used and automatically exchanged between authorities in the Member States.
Cooperation of business registers in cross-border procedures.
This would accelerate cross-border procedures and increase legal certainty.
Moreover, clear channels of communication between businessregisters should ensure that they cooperate smoothly in cross-border procedures.
First, a network of judicial authorities and personnel to ease cross-border procedures in civil and commercial matters.
It has certain limitations, however, as regards expansion of the network anddoes not address the issue of registry-to-registry cooperation in cross-border procedures;
The Commission's proposal addresses customs issues, cross-border procedures, standards, sanitary and phytosanitary measures, e-commerce and competition.
Second, regulatory divergences, overlapping requirements, and excessively burdensome cross-border procedures must be reduced.
Due to the costs related to cross-border procedures, cross-border litigation may give rise to serious difficulties, especially for citizens with modest financial resources.
Interoperability of eIdentification,eSignatures and eDocuments is essential to enable electronic cross-border procedures to function seamlessly.
As regards facilitating communication between registers in cross-border procedures(mergers, seat transfers, foreign branch registration), most respondents were in favour of a solution that would make automated data transmission possible between business registers.
It encompasses a broad range of issuesrelated to particular areas including customs, cross-border procedures, standards, e-commerce, SPS and competition.
Developing the EU-wide use of electronic identity systems("eID")to smooth cross-border procedures such as starting a company abroad, moving home or work abroad, arranging your pension online if you retire to another country, or registering at a foreign school or university;
Secondly, the EBR cooperation is limited to facilitating cross-border access to company information(the first objective outlined in section 2)but does not address the issue of registry-to-registry cooperation in cross-border procedures the second objective outlined in section 2.
Developing the EU-wide use of national electronic identities("eID")to smooth cross-border procedures such as starting a company abroad, moving home or work abroad, arranging your pension online if you retire to another country, or registering at a foreign school or university.
EURES and PLOTEUS are pan-European services36, that indicate the potential of EU-wide employment and related educational services, that is, where a citizen may wish to know what employment vacancies exist in certain Member States, whether their qualifications will be recognised, what educational facilities are available, etc. The internal market service SOLVIT tackles the hurdle of citizens andenterprises in dealing with administrative obstacles in cross-border procedures.
The second purpose of the interconnection of businessregisters is to strengthen cooperation in the case of cross-border procedures, such as cross-border mergers, seat transfers or insolvency proceedings.
Strengthening cooperation between business registers in the case of cross-border procedures, such as cross-border mergers, seat transfers or insolvency proceedings, as required explicitly by the Directive on cross-border mergers and by the Statutes for a European Company and a European Cooperative Society.
Clarifications of definitions and procedures for cross-border activity.
It fails to either guarantee certainty in cross-border legal procedures or to increase transparency in the Single Market.
Cross-border payment procedures and the calculation of costs and fees must also be the subject of common accord.
Member State governments or national competent authorities could make further practical assistance available(e.g. through'one-stop-shops') for cross-border compliance procedures.
I welcome this project as an opportunityto simplify judicial cooperation between Member States and, more importantly, to facilitate cross-border legal procedures.
Nevertheless, the co-operation between business registers remains voluntary and does not seem to besufficient to achieve certainty in all cross-border legal procedures and to increase transparency in the Single market.
Remaining prudential barriers can be removedby taking away the extra requirements for cross-border IORPs and by clarifying definitions and procedures for cross-border activity.