Examples of using Fiscalis programme in English and their translations into German
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Extension of the Fiscalis programme COM(2002) 10.
SCAC acted as management committee for the Fiscalis programme.
The Fiscalis programme has a budget of €40 million.
It is therefore considered desirable to continue the Fiscalis programme for another five-year period.
The Fiscalis programme will also support the development of common training tools.
Funding is provided by the candidate countries themselves and not by the Fiscalis programme.
The Fiscalis programme has been subject to a mid-term evaluation based on interim reports from Member States.
Under the Evaluation by Member States of the use made of the applications developed Fiscalis programme.
The Fiscalis programme for 2003-2007 has already incorporated many of the suggestions made by the Member States.
Many of the matters that he discussed are important but,at the present time, the Fiscalis programme is more restricted than he would have liked.
Enhance the Fiscalis programme identity and make it a synonym for tax cooperation in the EU.
These international legal instruments provide for an automatic extension if the Fiscalis Programme is extended without“any substantial change”.
The Fiscalis programme has established structures to share knowledge and experiences between tax officials in an organised way.
This EESC document comments on the Fiscalis programme; a separate opinion deals with the Customs programme. .
Working closely with the Member States,the Commission will continue in the SCAC and under the Fiscalis programme to work intensively on this issue.
The Fiscalis programme is aimed at creating a solid and sensible basis for future harmonization of VAT and other taxes.
ECON also endorses theamounts recommended in the draft budget as regards the Fiscalis programme in line B5-305.
Candidate countries The Fiscalis programme was opened up to the candidate countries to facilitate their preparation for accession.
I have stressed the notion of the programme as itexists at the moment because I agree with Mrs Villiers that the Fiscalis programme should not be extended to direct taxation.
The use of seminars in the Fiscalis programme has proved to be effective in pursuing all of the objectives of the programme. .
This has worked well, with meeting agendas being designed to maximise participation by Member States, ensuring that the composition of delegations is appropriate for the subject matter being discussed,whether it is administrative co-operation for VAT or Excises, or Fiscalis Programme management issues.
If the Fiscalis programme is stopped, the established structures and contacts will fall apart as the binding force between them will fall away.
The terms and conditions of the participation of the applicant countries in the Fiscalis Programme are governed by Association Council Decisions or, in the case of Cyprus, by a bilateral agreement.
The Fiscalis programme proved to be crucial to build up better cooperation and confidence between national tax administrations and officials.
Recent evaluation reports have shown that the Fiscalis programme is crucial to build up better cooperation and confidence between national tax administrations and officials.
The Fiscalis programme is therefore a necessary initiative, which means, among other things, that national public officials acquire a thorough knowledge of Community law.
The Fiscalis programme is a multiannual Community action programme designed to improve the operation of indirect taxation systems in the internal market.
Stakeholders consider the Fiscalis programme highly relevant to the needs of the participating countries and agreed that the Fiscalis programme helps to bring about better cooperation and confidence building between their administrations and officials.
The Fiscalis programme has demonstrated its effectiveness as an instrument for the promotion of mutual understanding between the European Union's tax officials and it is therefore the committee's view, and that expressed in the Commission proposal, that it should be continued.
The experience with the Fiscalis programme has demonstrated a need for a parallel commitment of the Commission and participating countries, each in its respective domain, as well as overall coordination, to ensure the functioning of existing systems and development of future applications.