Examples of using Same tax in English and their translations into German
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From 2019, however, this type of benefit is subject to the same tax rate as wages.
Create the same tax conditions for businesses organised under public and private law.
The Communication proposes theelimination of any distortion of competition between firms subject to the same tax treatment.
Many Members feel that they wish to continue to pay the same tax rates as those fellow-citizens whom they represent.
The same tax effects can arise upon the division of real estate owned by several co-owners.
It could be taken to mean, for example,that all companies would have to pay exactly the same tax throughout the EU.
It was more or less the same tax we are discussing now and it was a success- for the City of London!
If an intra-group contribution can be made before tax is paid on profits,it has the same tax effect as loss transfers.
Migrant workers have the right to the same tax and social advantages as nationals of the host Member State36.
However, in order to be able to attract private capital,it was crucial that CDC had the same tax status as other investment vehicles.
However, they wouldn't necessarily enjoy the same tax‘benefits' of national products and thus would be virtually impossible to sell.
Although railway travel and long-distance routes in particular demonstrate great ecological advantages compared to aviation,they do not enjoy the same tax breaks.
With the same tax arrangements and incentives throughout the EU, could considerably s istim poreznim aranžmanima i poticajima diljem EU-a, mogli bi znatno.
Mr Giscard d'Estaing admitted that public opinion would support a morehomogenous Europe where all people paid the same tax, could invest, work and move freely.
The host Member State should give these contributions the same tax treatment as it gives to contributions made to approved supplementary schemes established in its own territory.
National tax treatments will be important for the take-up of ELTIFs,and the Commission urges Member States to grant them the same tax treatment as similar national schemes.
Member States should grant to FEs the same tax treatment for their economic activities, including permitted unrelated economic activities, as to domestic public benefit purpose entities.
In each case, the tax burden for citizens need not increase as the EU tax rate could be offset by an equivalentdecrease of the rate accruing to the national budget in the same tax, or of the rates of other taxes. .
A simple, uniform incentive model, with the same tax arrangements and incentives throughout the EU, could considerably boost the figures, as this would make it easy to structure schemes available throughout a group of companies.
The Commission has therefore, on the one hand, formally requested Denmarkto change its tax legislation and give pension contributions paid to pension funds located in other Member States the same tax treatment as contributions to domestic funds.
The free movement of capitalis facilitated by Member States giving the same tax treatment to dividends and interest received by IORPs investing in their territory but established elsewhere in the European Economic Area EEA.
The Commission has formally requested Belgium, France, Spain and Portugal to changetheir tax legislation and give pension contributions paid to pension funds located in other Member States the same tax treatment as contributions to domestic funds.
An optional simple, uniform incentive model, with the same tax arrangements and incentives throughout the EU, could considerably boost the number of cases where there is a willingness to introduce EFP, as this would make it easy to structure schemes available throughout a group of companies20.
Apart from the direct incentive of avoiding penalties, compliant operators need the reassurance that they will not have to contend with predatory orunfair competition from operators who are not meeting the same tax obligations and will use this to extract an advantage.
A simple, uniform incentive model, with the same tax arrangements and incentives throughout the EU, could considerably boost the number of cases where there is a willingness to introduce employee financial participation, as this would make it easy to structure schemes available throughout a group of companies11.
The common system of VAT should, even if rates and exemptions are not fully harmonised, result in neutrality in competition, such that within the territory of each Member State similar goods andservices bear the same tax burden, whatever the length of the production and distribution chain.
Although Article 95 requiresthat an imported product may in fact qualify for the same tax treatment as a comparable domestic product, Community law does not oblige the Member States to accord more favourable treatment to imported products than to their own domestic products.
As a result of this examination the Commission sent a Reasoned Opinion to Denmark on 5 February 2003 under Article 226 EC, asking it to change its tax legislation andgive pension contributions paid to pension funds located in other Member States the same tax treatment as contributions to domestic funds.
Therefore, in order to ensure that operators from outside the Union are subject to the same tax obligations as domestic operators when providing services to consumers, they must be registered for VAT purposes in a Member State of their choice, with the VAT rate of the State they choose being the one that applies to their operations.
From our point of view we British Conservatives have four cardinal principles: firstly salary should be comparable to our national MPs'salaries;secondly we should pay the same tax as our constituents; thirdly the expenses regime should be cleaned up; and finally there should be a clean break with the past.