Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Imputation system in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Inbound dividends: Classical versus imputation system.
Under imputation system credits are usually only given for domestic dividends.
Italy has announced that it will abolish its imputation system.
The aim of imputation systems is to eliminate the double taxation resulting from the classical system. .
Portugal had imputation systems too, but abolished them.
With multiple schedular rates a Member State may achieve identical results as with an imputation system.
Five Member States apply an imputation system to domestic dividends,
Italy leaves portfolio investors the choice between the imputation system or a schedular rate of 12.5.
An imputation system which is not extended to inbound dividends is therefore a restriction of the free movement of capital.
It might argue that Article 58 was intended specifically to cover the case of such an imputation system.
In essence, an imputation system is nothing more than a calculation method to calculate the income tax rate applicable to a dividend.
to give the same result in terms of the net dividend as the imputation system.
Finland combines the imputation system and the schedular system in such a way that for practical purposes it amounts to an exemption system. .
an incorporated business is tax-neutral as is the case under the imputation system, see below.
A Member State applying an imputation system without granting a credit for inbound dividends may equally call on fiscal coherence.
if it applies an imputation system to domestic dividends?
The basic approach adopted is the“normal imputation” system, which involves granting tax relief not exceeding the lower of the following two amounts.
marginal income tax rate, i.e. this method could achieve the same result as the imputation system for high income taxpayers.
This is, for instance, the case for imputation systems granting specific tax credits only to domestic shareholders which are still operated by a number of Member States.
The imputation system is based on the conduit approach,
The United Kingdom operates an imputation system in combination with a schedular system with two different rates,
Under the imputation system both company and shareholder are taxed separately,