Examples of using Operating cross-border in English and their translations into German
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It also reduces costs for companies operating cross-border.
This situation results in funds operating cross-border needing to comply with different requirements for their loan-origination activities.
It also significantly reduces the costs for companies operating cross-border.
They should encounter minimal tax obstacles when operating cross-border and should not be burdened by unnecessary administrative burdens and costs.
This means payments services in some Member States cost more than they should and makes life complicated for consumers and businesses operating cross-border.
This has led to unnecessary administrative burdens on businesses operating cross-border and has also facilitated VAT carousel fraud.
The harmonisation of the treatment of hybrid capital instruments also leads to a simplification andtherefore to a reduction of administrative burden for banks operating cross-border.
All of the remaining barriers to venture capital funds operating cross-border need to be removed.
As businesses operating cross-border will have to report their transactions in the month of the supply, fraudsters will not be able to abuse the possibility of including an invoice in a later reporting period.
It needs to be modernised because it is too complex for the growing number of EU businesses operating cross-border and leaves the door open to fraud.
The Commission will work on building amodern VAT system, able to combat fraud and lightening the bureaucratic burden for SMEs and other companies operating cross-border.
A patchwork of national policies could create difficulties for businesses operating cross-border, and distortions in competition within the EU.
The CCCTB is a tax policy measure at the simplification of tax rules, the reduction of compliance cost andthe removal of tax obstacles for companies operating cross-border.
This sometimes led to uncertainty among market participants operating cross-border, facilitated regulatory arbitrage and undermined incentives for mutually beneficial cooperation.
Greater consistency in requirements would ensure a level playing field between firms operating in different sectors andreduce barriers to the internal market for those operating cross-border.
It needs to be modernised because it is too complex for the growing number of EU businesses operating cross-border and leaves the door open to fraud.
Member States are already beginning to introduce their own national CO2 taxes, but different interpretations can lead to double taxation andhigh compliance costs for businesses operating cross-border.
Those differences result in additional administrative burdens andcompliance costs for parcel delivery service providers who operate cross-border.
All EU Member States have today agreed to share more information on tax rulings given to companies which operate cross-border.
Our business also operates cross-border, using a variety of fund structures to meet the requirements of clients in different geographies.
It will therefore remove the need for companies todeal with many different national rules when they operate cross-border in the EU.
If so, should it apply only to cross-border banking groups orshould it also encompass single entities which only operate cross-border through branches?
Only 38% of financial return platforms answering the consultation operate cross-border while almost half of them would like to extend their business to other EU Member States in the future.
The C(C)CTB and other measures to improve the business environment will make it easier and cheaper for SMEs(particularly start-ups)to expand and operate cross-border.
Of non-financial returns platforms already operate cross-border, while 14% would like to do so in the future.
These pragmatic proposalswill also make it easier for our companies to operate cross-border and build consumer trust.
The framework outlined in this Communication will apply to all credit institutions andsome investment firms,10 irrespective of whether they operate cross-border or domestically.
The proposal will aim to make tax rulessimpler, reduce compliance costs and remove tax obstacles which companies currently suffer when they operate cross-border.
The primary goal of the CCCTB proposal was to strengthen the Single Market by making it easier and cheaper for companies to operate cross-border in the EU.
