Examples of using Sixth directive in English and their translations into German
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The Sixth Directive only laid down an obligation to issue an invoice,
The Sixth Directive provides the general framework for a common system of VAT,
Such aid can not be approved under the Sixth Directive on aid to shipbuilding
The detailed rules for applying the common system are laid down in the Sixth Directive, which replaced the Second Directive7.
When the Sixth Directive was adopted in the 1970s,
It follows that a tax with the characteristics of IRAP is compatible with the Sixth Directive.
Greece, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Finland and Sweden are all allowed to grant an exemption from VAT to small enterprises whose turnover threshold is higher than that specified in the Sixth Directive.
The Sixth Directive contains certain provisions which,
Tax provisions- Harmonisation of laws- Turnover taxes- Common system of value added tax- Sixth Directive- Territorial scope(Council Directive 77/388) see para. 18.
The Group, in its opinion of 10 July 2008, supports the Commission's intention to propose measures to reduce the administrative burdens created by the Third and the Sixth Directive.
harmonise the provisions of the sixth directive concerning the obligation to issue an invoice.
First, there would be no need to amend the Sixth Directive with respect to taxable persons every time a new service
As to the method of apportionment, that Government takes the view that it is not prescribed by the Sixth Directive and is a matter for the discretion of the Member States.
Article 21 in the version set out in Article 28g of the Sixth Directive determines who is to be regarded as liable for payment of VAT.
The Commission proposes that the Sixth Directive be repealed and replaced with a new act modelled on the Directive in force.
On 1 January 2007, the Sixth Directive was repealed and replaced by Council Directive 2006/112/EC of 28 November 2006 on the common system of value added tax OJ 2006 L 347, p.
This exemption is not compatible with the Sixth Directive on the common system of VAT, argues the Commission.
When new Member States accede to the Community, they must comply with the entire Community acquis, including the Sixth Directive.
whilst fully complying with the sixth directive on value added tax, something is obviously wrong!
For supplies of goods and services(other than those referred to in Article 21(1)(b) of the Sixth VAT Directive: foreign supplier jointly liable for tax with the domestic recipient of the service) taxable within a Member State where the trader is not established, the Sixth Directive imposes obligations which differ depending on the Member State in which these transactions are effected.