Examples of using Sixth vat directive in English and their translations into Swedish
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Article 13 of Sixth VAT Directive.
Sixth Vat Directive derogation for Spain.
One of these is set out in Article 15(14) of the Sixth VAT Directive.
Sixth VAT Directive- Derogation for Germany.
The following points shall be added to Article 28(2) of the sixth VAT Directive.
Sixth VAT Directive- request for a derogation.
The old Article 26(4) of the Sixth VAT Directive is renumbered as Article 266.
Sixth VAT Directive- request for a derogation IV.
It therefore meets the conditions set out in Article 27 of the Sixth VAT Directive.
Sixth VAT Directive- derogation for Netherlands.
These measures had continued to apply since the adoption of the Sixth VAT Directive in 1977.
Under the Sixth VAT Directive 1, such an exemption is available in respect of‘public postal services.
District heating shall be included in the option provided for by Article 12(3)(b) of the sixth VAT Directive.
Under the Sixth VAT Directive, traders are obliged to keep a copy of all documents which they issue.
anti-fraud measures concerning the Sixth VAT directive.
The old Article 26(3) of the Sixth VAT Directive is renumbered as Article 26(5)
Case C-132/06: Commission of the European Communities v Italian Republic Failure of a Member State to fulfil obligations- Article 10 EC- Sixth VAT Directive- Obligations under domestic rules- Control of taxable transactions- Amnesty.
Under Article 28(2)(d) of the sixth VAT Directive, Portugal was permitted to continue applying that rate.
until 31 December 2003, a measure derogating from the sixth VAT Directive in the used and waste materials sector.
Article 12(3)(b) of the Sixth VAT Directive already provides for the application of a reduced rate to supplies of natural gas and electricity.
scheme dates from 1977, when the Sixth VAT Directive was adopted, and in that period the tourism sector was much more concentrated than today.
The Sixth VAT Directive contains provisions exempting certain supplies of services effected by the public postal services and the supply of goods incidental thereto.
The European Commission proposes to amend the Sixth VAT Directive by making services provided by the postal sector subject to VAT. .
The Sixth VAT Directive allows traders who carry out taxable transactions in a given country to be the person liable to pay tax to the appropriate authorities.
Therefore, the Commission proposes to modify Article 26 of the Sixth VAT Directive by inserting the possibility for travel agents to opt for the application of the normal VAT arrangements.
Sixth VAT Directive- Reverse charge procedure- Right to deduct- Time-bar- Irregularity in accounts
Article 104(3), first subparagraph, of the Rules of Procedure- Sixth VAT Directive- Taxable persons- Article 4(5), first subparagraph- Bodies governed by public law- Bailiffs- Natural and legal persons.
Sixth VAT directive- Taxable persons- Second subparagraph of Article 4(4)- Parent companies
The last sentence of the current Article 26(1) of the Sixth VAT Directive clarifies that for the purpose of the application of the special scheme, travel agents include tour operators.
In 1977, when the Sixth VAT Directive was adopted, a special scheme