Examples of using Deduction at source in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Such a deduction at source should be a final tax.
Tax shall be collected by means of deduction at source.
A deduction at source on all financial transactions would be a far more effective method.
Tax shall be collected by the Foundation by means of deduction at source.
However, the rate of deduction at source must not be so high that it discourages saving or results in relocations outside of Europe.
The fact that the enterprise investing in Italy benefits from a concession for the deduction at source on the dividends ori.
Deduction at source can be reimbursed to an individual liable to tax in their Member State of permanent residence if the corresponding income is disclosed for tax purposes.
If, in the other Contracting State, the tax payable on investment income is recovered by way of deduction(at source), the right to make the deduction shall not be affected.
Staff are exempt from national or local taxes on the remuneration they receive from the Community; however,they are liable to Community tax, which is levied by deduction at source.
Furthermore, experience shows that the system of tax deduction at source for the taxation of savings is the most efficient system, rather than trying to impose, across the board, the information exchange system which has its own problems.
These agreements guarantee that interest received andpaid to EU citizens in these third countries is liable either to income tax in their own Member State or to deduction at source.
Greece and Portugal should, for budgetary reasons, be allowed a transitional period in order that they can gradually decrease the taxes,whether collected by deduction at source or by assessment, on interest and royalty payments, until they are able to apply the provisions of Article 1.
The profits distributed to a fiscal investment enterprise by companies established in Germany andPortugal therefore form part of the profits taxed in the Netherlands on their distribution to the shareholders of that enterprise by means of deduction at source by the latter.
Paragraph 50(1), point 2, of the KStG 1996 provides, inter alia,that the corporation tax on income subject to withholding tax is to be paid by deduction at source where the recipient is only partly taxable and where the income does not originate from a commercial, agricultural or forestry enterprise.
The directive provides for interest orroyalty payments arising in a Member State to be exempt from any taxes imposed on those pay ments in that State, whether by deduction at source or by assessment.
This situation may arise where a shareholder who receives dividends is liable,on the one hand, to deduction at source on those dividends by the Member State in which the company making the distribution is established and, on the other hand, to income tax on those dividends in his State of residence.
The proposal's base consequently seeks to extend the directive's scope to cover more types of company and to lower the minimum participation threshold from 25% to 10% for one company to be considered the parent and the other as its subsidiary, with the aim of guaranteeing exemptions,for example, from deduction at source.
The aim of Directive 2003/49/EC is to abolish deduction at source on interest and royalty payments made between associated companies of different Member States in the Member State where these payments arise and thereby to ensure the equality of tax treatment between national and cross-border transactions.
Interest or royalty payments arising in a Member State shall be exempt from any taxes imposed on those payments in that State, whether by deduction at source or by assessment, provided that the beneficial owner of the interest or royalties is a company of another Member State or a permanent establishment situated in another Member State of a company of a Member State.
In the first place, the approach suggested by Burda and the Commission tends to disregard the distinction, made in Directive 90/435 itself, between,on the one hand, a deduction at source affecting, in the Member State where the profit distribution is carried out, parent companies established in another Member State and, on the other hand, a prepayment of corporation tax affecting, in the Member State of distribution, the subsidiary company residing in that State.
Deductions at source made in Portugal must create an entitlement to a concession under the same conditions as deductions made in the other Member States.
It is clear from the information provided by the Hoge Raad that the deductions at source made by Switzerland on the dividends paid to OESF originating in that country were taken into account in the calculation of the concession.
I am also pleased to note the measures designed to eliminate deductions at source on cross-border payments of interest and dues to companies which create distortions that are harmful to growth and jobs.
The Hoge Raad puts this question to the Court because the rate at which deductions at source were made in Portugal on dividends paid to OESF from that Member State was 17.5%, while the rate of deductions at source made in the Netherlands on dividends distributed to OESF shareholders was 15.
It also follows from that information that the only deductions at source which were not taken into account were made in Member States, namely Germany and Portugal.
Those restrictions on movements of capital cannot be justified by the fact that some of the shareholders of the fiscal investment enterprise concerned are not resident or established in another Member State orin a nonmember country with which the Member State in which that enterprise is established has concluded a convention making provision for the reciprocal offsetting of deductions at source on dividends.
OPINION OF MR BOT- CASE C-194/06 reduction in the concession intended to take account of deductions at source on dividends originating in other countries in line with the holdings of foreign shareholders in its capital is not contrary to Community law in view of the fact that that enterprise is exempt from the Netherlands tax on dividends irrespective of the place of residence or establishment of its shareholders.
Question, parts(b) and(c), should be that the limitations at issue cannot be justified by the fact that some of the shareholders of the fiscal investment enterprise concerned are not resident or established in another Member State orin a nonmember country with which the Member State in which that enterprise is established has concluded a convention making provision for the reciprocal offsetting of deductions at source on dividends.
These measures include, inter alia, a Code of Good Conduct involving a political commitment on the part of the Member States to combat damaging tax competition in the field of business taxation, measures to eliminate serious distortions in indirect taxation, andmeasures to eliminate deductions at source in respect of payments of interest and royalties between related enterprises based in different Member States, an area in which the Commission could put forward a new proposal.
ORANGE EUROPEAN SMALLCAP FUND calculated with reference to the refund of tax deducted at source on dividends paid by companies established in the Netherlands andthe concession granted for deductions at source made abroad on dividends originating in other States.
