Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Different tax systems in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Some of the differences are caused by totally different tax systems and tax competition.
With 27 different tax systems that co-exist and often clash,
difficulties which arise on the internal market when we have 27 different tax systems.
Having to comply with 15 different tax systems comes at a cost
in particular the way different tax systems interact.
At present there are 25 different tax systems with 25 different ways of calculating car taxes. .
the underlying problem of 15 different tax systems in the Internal Market would remain.
The Member States have such different tax systems that they would be forced at the same time to harmonize all sorts of taxes. .
namely the co-existence of 15 different tax systems in the internal market, will still exist.
Nearly 95% of respondents considered that the operation of 25 different tax systems has resulted in tax obstacles
Our twenty-five different tax systems result in distortions of competition in the internal market; small and medium-sized businesses are put at a disadvantage, particularly when operating across borders;
The report draws attention to the major problems associated with branches of companies that benefit from different tax systems, frequently within the framework of a single company,
Twenty-seven different tax systems hamper the smooth operation of the internal market
where there are 27 different tax systems operating alongside one another in an integrated single market with completely free movement of capital, is fatally flawed.
First, action on the different tax systems which are an obstacle to trade and above all action to resolve the issue of frontier workers engaged in cross-border transport and double taxation.
the elimination of inefficiencies linked to the operation of 15 different tax systems within the EU and the simplification of these tax systems to make them more accessible to the taxpayer.
Another point is that we should not forget that the different tax systems of the Member States are a major obstacle to the provision of cross-border financial services
There is no problem of a small enterprise facing 25 or 15 different tax systems and, consequently, of being oppressed
The operation of 25 different tax systems for passenger cars within the EU has resulted in tax obstacles such as double taxation, tax-induced cross-border transfer of cars,
Perhaps it is not surprising that the European Union Member States have very different tax systems in place for passenger cars, but I am astonished
The operation of 15 different vehicle tax systems within the EU has resulted in tax obstacles,
