Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Inbound dividends in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Inbound dividends.
The effect of not granting a credit on inbound dividends.
Inbound dividends: Exemption.
Many Member States operating a schedular system apply it to both domestic and inbound dividends.
Inbound dividends: Classical versus schedular.
Direct taxation: Commission requests Belgium to end discriminatory taxation of inbound dividends.
Inbound dividends: Classical versus imputation system.
Direct taxation: The Commission decides to refer Belgium to the Court over discriminatory taxation of inbound dividends.
Inbound dividends: Credit for foreign withholding tax.
Another Member State argued that exemption of inbound dividends would enable the shareholders to enjoy tax relief in both states.
there is no double taxation for domestic dividends while there is for inbound dividends.
The result is that inbound dividends are taxed more heavily than domestic dividends. .
a classical system for inbound dividends.
The higher tax burden on inbound dividends constitutes a restriction in the sense of Article 56 of the EC Treaty on individual taxpayers to invest in foreign shares.
Each time the conclusion is the same: Under the EC Treaty Member States cannot effectively tax inbound dividends higher than domestic dividends. .
The effect of not granting an imputation credit to inbound dividends is that the taxpayer pays more income tax on inbound dividends than on domestic dividends. .
The European Commission sent two reasoned opinions to Belgium on discriminatory aspects of its taxation of inbound dividends and foreign investment companies.
As with inbound dividends, the conclusion is similar: Under the EC Treaty Member States cannot
It has, in the main case considered in this Communication, given a clear ruling on the incompatibility of a measure which provided for a different tax treatment of domestic and inbound dividends.
The tax treatment of inbound dividends by Finland13 and Austria14 is the subject of legal proceedings before the ECJ,
Is it compatible with Article 56 of the EC Treaty for a Member State to apply the classical system to inbound dividends, if it applies an imputation system to domestic dividends? .
Effectively subjecting inbound dividends to higher taxation than domestic dividends dissuades national residents from investing in the shares of companies established in other Member States.
Member States cannot levy higher taxes on inbound dividends than on domestic dividends. .
Inbound dividends are first subject to a withholding tax of up to 15% in the source State,
the effective tax rate on inbound dividends under schedular and imputation systems may differ from the national marginal income tax rate.
Inbound dividends are subject to higher taxation than domestic dividends if the country,
In conclusion, the coherence argument cannot be successfully invoked to defend the refusal of an imputation tax credit for inbound dividends, as in this specific situation it also concerns corporation tax levied on a company
Inbound dividends are first subject to a withholding tax of up to 15% in the source State on the basis of the double taxation agreement between Belgium
Inbound dividend.
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