Examples of using Cross-border payments in English and their translations into Polish
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Cross-border payments.
Guarantee of cross-border payments 5.
Cross-border payments.
More on the rules on cross-border payments in euro.
Cross-border payments in the EU.
Impact of Regulation 2560 on charges for cross-border payments.
On cross-border payments in euro.
Cross-border payments in the Community.
Opinion on a new regulation on cross-border payments in the Community CON/ 2009/1.
On cross-border payments in the Community.
However, maintained reporting would still constitute an important barrier for cross-border payments.
For the Cross-Border Payments Regulation.
Opinion on amendments to the reporting obligations for cross-border payments CON/ 2005/37.
Charges for cross-border payments and corresponding national payments. .
Therefore, legislation should be limited to removing barriers to cross-border payments, so as to achieve a common efficiency level.
All cross-border payments to be processed through interlinking shall be in the euro unit.
Most payments are made locally and the cross-border payments market is very small in comparison.
Cross-border payments in the Community- The business of electronic money institutions debate.
This Regulation shall not apply to cross-border payments made between institutions for their own account.
In accordance with Article 4 of Regulation 2560 consumers need to receive prior information on charges levied for cross-border payments and on their subsequent modifications.
It shall apply to cross-border payments in euro up to EUR 50000 within the Community.
This study provided preliminary conclusions on the level of competition in the cross-border payments market i.e. for credit transfers and card payments. .
There are cross-border payments outside its scope that face withholding taxes at source.
With 98% of all European retail payments made domestically[6],consumer demand for cross-border payments in the EU is obviously limited.
Article 3- charges for cross-border payments- adapts Art. 3 of Regulation 2560/2001 to the new definitions.
Article 248b referring to Articles 256 and 257 of the Bulgarian Social Insurance Code andArticle 77(5) of Romanian Act 204/2006 guarantee cross-border payments.
However, charges for cross-border payments in euro should correspond to the prices for domestic transfers in euro, accordingly for each cost option.
The regulation is aimed at achieving a single market for payment services in euros without distinction between cross-border payments and payments made on a national basis.
They are not geared to handle cross-border payments as efficiently as national ones and do not compete with each other.