Examples of using Fixed establishment in English and their translations into German
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Establishment" means the actual pursuit of an economic activity,as referred to in Article 43 of the Treaty, through a fixed establishment of the provider for an indefinite period;
Where a single legal entity has more than one fixed establishment, services rendered between the establishments shall not be treated as supplies.“.
The proposed solution results in the taxation of all supplies, before the final stage, at the placewhere the customer has established his business or has a fixed establishment to which the gas and electricity are supplied.
In the absence of such a place of business or fixed establishment, he is deemed to have used and consumed the goods at the place where he has his permanent address or usually resides.";
Where all or part of the goods are not in fact consumed by this customer, these non consumed goods are deemed to have been used and consumed at theplace where he has established his business or has a fixed establishment for which the goods are supplied.
As a result, EU traders could only enter theRomanian wholesale electricity market by setting up a fixed establishment in Romania, which entailed additional costs and organisational disadvantages for EU traders compared to Romanian traders.
In Article 8(1), a new subparagraph(d) is inserted, according to which the place of supply of electricity and natural gas is deemed to be the place where the customer(EU or non-EU business customer)has established his business or has a fixed establishment to which the gas or electricity is supplied.
Non-established taxable person' means ataxable person who has neither established his business nor has a fixed establishment within the territory of the Community and who is not otherwise required to be identified for tax purposes under Article 22;
Where all or part of the natural gas, electricity, heat or refrigeration is not effectively consumed by the customer, those non-consumed goods shall be deemed to have been used and consumed at the place wherethe customer has established his business or has a fixed establishment for which the goods are supplied.
According to the Italian legislation, a taxable person whose main place of establishment is in another Member States butwho has a fixed establishment in Italy, must make use of the refund procedure in the Eighth VAT Directive to obtain a tax refund.
For such services however, when they are supplied by a taxable person identified in accordance with the provisions in force to non-taxable persons established in the Community, the place ofsupply shall be the place where the supplier has established his business or has a fixed establishment from which the service is supplied.
The proposal would define the place of establishment as the place where anoperator actually pursues an economic activity through a fixed establishment, irrespective of where websites or servers are situated or where the operator may have a mail box.
Where all or part of the goods are gas or electricity is not in fact effectively consumed by this the customer, these non consumed those non-consumed goods are shall be deemed to have been used and consumed at theplace where he the customer has established his business or has a fixed establishment for which the goods are supplied.
The place of supply of services is deemed tobe the place where the supplier has established his business or has a fixed establishment from which the service is supplied or, in the absence of such a place, the place where the supplier has his permanent address or usually resides.
On 5 December the Commission sent the Council a proposal for a nineteenth Directive,6clarifying and amending a number of provisions of the Directive of 17 May 1977, notably the principle of territoriality as applied to certain transport operations,the expressions'fixed establishment' and'forms of transport', and the definition of the taxable amount on importation.
We can say that a period in excess of12 months certainly creates a VAT fixed establishment and thus a registration obligation, while providing a service for a shorter period of 3 months or no more than 6 months would probably not create a VAT fixed establishment. .
It must be borne in mind at the outset that the services provided by travel agents and tour operators most frequently consist of a package of services, in particular transport and accommodation, supplied either within or outsidethe territory of the Member State in which the undertaking has established its business or has a fixed establishment.
The proposed Directive would define the place of establishment as the place where anoperator actually pursues an economic activity through a fixed establishment, irrespective of where web-sites or servers are situated or where the operator may have a mail box.
Every taxable person registered under the one-stop scheme shall submit to the Member State of identification a value added tax return for each calendar quarter setting out all the supplies of goods and services for which he is liable to pay value added taxin Member States where he has not established his business nor has a fixed establishment.
Established service provider":a service provider who effectively pursues an economic activity using a fixed establishment for an indefinite period. The presence and use of the technical means and technologies required to provide the service do not, in themselves, constitute an establishment of the provider;
There is empirical evidence that, with the adoption of new rules for electronic services, suppliers of electronic servicesestablished outside the EU have been setting up a fixed establishment in Member States with the most attractive VAT rates from where they supply all their customers throughout the EU.
Thus, a company which has its principal establishment in one Member State and a fixed establishment in another Member State must be considered, by virtue of that fact, as being established in the last‑mentioned Member State for the activities carried out there and can no longer claim a refund of the VAT.
Article 38 1.   In the case of the supply of gas through the natural gas distribution system, or of electricity, to a taxable dealer, the place of supply shall be deemedto be the place where that taxable dealer has established his business or has a fixed establishment for which the goods are supplied, or, in the absence of such a place of business or fixed establishment, the place where he has his permanent address or usually resides.
The place of taxation for travel agents' supplies is the place where he has established his business or has a fixed establishment from which the service is supplied or,in absence of such a place of business or fixed establishment, the place where he has his permanent address or usually resides.
During the refund period, he has not had in the territory of the country, hereinafter“the Member State of refund”,the seat of his economic activity, or a fixed establishment from which business transactions were effected, or, if no such seat or fixed establishment existed, his domicile or normal place of residence;
The place where a service is supplied shall bedeemed to be the place where the supplier has established his business or has a fixed establishment from which the service is supplied or, in the absence of such a place of business or fixed establishment, the place where he has his permanent address or usually resides.
The proposal therefore transfers as a basic rule the supply of the services mentioned above tothe place where the customer has established his business or has a fixed establishment to which the service is supplied or, in the absence of such a place, the place where he has his permanent address or usually resides Article 9(2)(f) first sub-paragraph of the proposal.
In the case of the supply of gas through the natural gas distribution system, or of electricity, to a taxable dealer:the place where that taxable dealer has established his business or has a fixed establishment for which the goods are supplied, or, in the absence of such a place of business or fixed establishment, the place where he has his permanent address or usually resides.
There was no such difference between a company established in a Member State other than Germany carrying on an economic activity in the new Länder through a branch,agency or fixed establishment, a company which could not claim the benefit of the contested measure, and a company having its registered office on German territory, which did benefit from the tax concession introduced by the measures.
Member States shall permit any taxable person supplying goods or services for which he is liable to pay value added tax in one or severalMember States of consumption where he has not established his business nor has a fixed establishment to fulfil his obligations using the special scheme provided for under this Article, except for those non-established taxable persons supplying electronic services to non-taxable persons who make use of the special scheme provided for under Article 26c.