Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Transfer duty in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Transfer duty is levied on the value of.
All transactions relating to a taxable supply of goods that are subject to VAT are exempt from transfer duty.
Transfer duty is thus levied on the value of the property concerned without deduction.
such as a company or trust, transfer duty is payable at a rate of 10.
You must pay the transfer duty on real estate before signing the purchase contract.
The central issue before that court was whether, in relation to her inheritance of the property, Ms Arens-Sikken should be required to pay transfer duty on an acquisition worth HFL 475 000.
TRANSFER DUTY ON ESTABLISHMENTS FOR THE SALE OF BEVERAGES Droits de transfert des débits de boissons.
The Gerechtshof dismissed the appeal as unfounded on the grounds, inter alia, that the transfer duty attaches to the inheritance of the immovable property under inheritance law.
Transfer duty: real estate located in Belgium, left by a person not inhabiting the country.
Of property through inheritance was levied in the form of transfer duty on the value of the property situated in the Netherlands,
Transfer duty Transfer duty is payable by individuals when they acquire property at progressive marginal rates between 0% and 8.
In those circumstances, the Hoge Raad der Nederlanden was uncertain whether the non-deductibility of overendowment debts in the determination of the basis of assessment for transfer duty amounts to an unlawful restriction on the free movement of capital.
Transfer duty is calculated on the value of the real estate in Belgium,
In the order for reference, the Hoge Raad der Nederlanden states that the Gerechtshof was right to rule that, for the purposes of transfer duty, Ms Arens-Sikken had, by virtue of inheritance law, acquired in its entirety the immovable property assigned to her.
those debts cannot be regarded as‘domestic debts' within the meaning of Article 13 of the WV 1964 and, in the context of transfer duty, only domestic debts are deductible.
for the purposes of collecting transfer duty, Ms Arens-Sikken was deemed to have acquired, in its entirety, the share in the immovable property assigned to her by virtue of Netherlands inheritance law.
HFL 475 000 and, accordingly, issued her with an assessment to transfer duty based on that amount.
for the purposes of levying the transfer duty, the appellant before the referring court is to be regarded as having inherited the immovable property in its entirety
the immovable property is subject to transfer duty, which does not allow overendowment debts,
The Belgian State relied before the referring court on the fact that the period prescribed by the Code within which new information could be taken into consideration in determining the basis of assessment of transfer duty had expired,
nonresidents of Belgium- with the effect that the inheritance of immovable property from a nonresident is subject to transfer duty without deduction of debts- constitutes a prohibited restriction on the free movement of capital.
the Netherlands Government contends, first- relying on van Hilten-van der Heijden 9- that the fact that the overendowment debts are not deductible(for the purposes of transfer duty) if the deceased was not resident in the Netherlands at the time of death, but deductible(for the purposes of inheritance duty)
the heirs, in which the tax authorities indicated that transfer duty(applicable where the deceased was a non-resident) is payable on the value of immovable property in Belgium without deduction of any debts
We will talk more specifically about transfer duties.
With regard to Question 2, it should be noted that the restriction on the free movement of capital lies in the fact that overendowment debts are not taken into account in the assessment of transfer duties, in conjunction with the fact that the progressive.
Transfer duties, including land registration taxes,
Transfer duties on assets of any kind transferred to a company, firm, association or legal person operating for profit,
the heirs of persons who were nonresident at the time of death to be taxable persons for the purposes of collecting inheritance and/or transfer duties on immovable properties situated in the Netherlands.
no account could be taken of her debt for the purposes of assessment of transfer duties.
Owing to the fact that the action for reassessment of the transfer duties in question was brought out of time,
