Esimerkkejä Cross-border activities käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Special attention will be paid to cross-border activities, in particular with a view to better coordination with the Phare, Tacis, ISPA and MEDA programmes.
First, the host Member State may no longer impose additional investment rules on institutions carrying out cross-border activities.
other's legal regimes and are reluctant to adapt their own regimes where necessary to facilitate cross-border activities.
In the coming decades, we will see opportunities arising for more and more cross-border activities in new areas.
international investments and other cross-border activities.
of cross-border business profits, the Directive can contribute to balanced taxation of domestic and cross-border activities and improved investment location decisions.
to facilitate cross-border activities of IORPs.
how taxation policies and practices affect SME growth and will propose a European Private Company statute to facilitate cross-border activities of SMEs.
The next problem service providers meet when engaging in cross-border activities concerns the use of inputs necessary for the provision of the service.
assist enterprises carry out cross-border activities.
litigation burden for companies operating in the EU as regards their cross-border activities.
increasing cross-border activities and the Internet;
that differences between mandatory rules reduce the willingness of individual companies to participate in cross-border activities.
Cross-border activities affecting the social lives of workers
Like other cross-border activities, the Internet poses a series of challenges for the application of laws.
The inventory set out below presents all the difficulties identified as affecting cross-border activities in relation to each link in the business process.
The use of secondary procedures has fallen because companies tend to organise their cross-border activities through subsidiaries.
It referred in particular to corporate tax issues where it highlighted that, at present, cross-border activities of companies give rise to numerous cases of double taxation hampering legitimate business activities. .
enterprises intending to carry out cross-border activities within the European Union.
from international business re-organisations, the Directive can contribute to balanced taxation of domestic and cross-border activities and improved investment location decisions.