Examples of using Mncs in English and their translations into Slovak
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Listed extractive MNCs.
Hired as a business planner for MNCs, and brands over the world.
What are Multinational Corporations(MNCs)?
Preparers: MNCs, other companies, associations of companies;
Multinational corporations(MNCs) could be.
MNCs could publish country-by-country information voluntarily, but few do so.
Occupations relating to IT foundation in MNCs.
They are commonly used by multinational corporations(MNCs) to hedge their currency positions.
Forestry(listed and unlisted large MNCs).
Under this policy option all MNCs(EU and non-EU) would be subject to new disclosure requirements;
Unlisted large extractive MNCs.
Whereas out of 17 MNCs invited, only four agreed to appear before the committee in June and July 2015 at the first invitation;
There are more than a million CISCO professionalsout there serving a large number of little and expansive measured organizations including the MNCs.
Notes that the existing guidelines for transfer pricing leave MNCs a significant margin of discretion in the choice and implementation of evaluation methods;
Notes the‘green card' initiative launched by some nationalparliaments following the adoption of the French law on MNCs' duty of care;
The best of companies of the world, including the MNCs of substantial size need IT professionals who can manage the large amounts of data that they need to use or store.
More accountable governance in resource-rich countries would bring increased political stability whichcreates a more stable business environment for MNCs making significant investments locally.
Many leading companies and MNCs are the training partners of the famous online coaching and training foundations, and these incorporate Wipro, Nokia, Cisco, Ford, IBM and the like.
Stresses that the current opacity in the international tax system allows MNCs to avoid taxes, circumvent national tax laws and shift their profits to tax havens;
Multinational Corporations(MNCs) operate in many foreign jurisdictions but detailed information on their activities in the countries in which they operate is often not within the public domain.
That these countries find themselves in a veryweak bargaining position in relation to certain MNCs or foreign direct investors‘shopping around' the world in search of tax subsidies and exemptions;
Some multinational corporations(MNCs) can have an unpredictable impact when very large positions are covered due to exposures that are not widely known by other market participants.
Calls on developing countries to promote regional agreements or other forms of cooperation on tax matters in order toimprove their negotiating position vis-à-vis foreign direct investors and MNCs and tackle issues of common interest;
Calls on the Commission to extend its investigations to other MNCs mentioned in the LuxLeaks scandal and to measures similar in nature or effect to transfer pricing;
EU MNCs exploiting natural resources would also not be on a level playing field in terms of disclosure when compared with non-EU state owned companies and this may affect their ability to complete existing contracts and win new ones.
Finds it unacceptable that, as a result of those strategies, some MNCs can pay a very low effective corporate tax rate while some SMEs have to pay their full share of tax;
This book provides an inquiry into the process through which multinational companies(MNCs) establish and reinforce their position across Western European and post socialist Central and Eastern European host countries.