Examples of using Cross-border trade in English and their translations into Polish
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Looking upon cross-border trade, there are other hinders of much greater importance.
It has not kept pace with technological developments and hinders cross-border trade.
Proposal for the definitive VAT system for cross-border trade single European VAT area- first step- REFIT.
Produce estimated cost savings for companies engaged in cross-border trade of EUR 81.9 million to 149 million per year.
Doing this through points of single contact(PSCs) will allow the service sector to benefit from cross-border trade.
Harmonises cross-border trade and the transfer of ownership of used cars-not including third countries.
The aim of merging these four directives is to enhance the internal market and promote cross-border trade.
because it contributes to increasing cross-border trade.
With the exception of UCITS, cross-border trade is limited
Only 8% of Europe's 20 million SMEs engage in cross-border trade, still fewer in cross-border investment.
Those parts of the amendments implying a possible restriction of the scope of the Regulation to cross-border trade cannot be accepted by the Commission.
culture and cross-border trade.
A key proposal for a directive to facilitate cross-border trade and establishment is now under discussion in Council and Parliament.
In writing.-(DE) Certain conditions must be established in order to offer companies an incentive to enter into cross-border trade.
EMU has secured macroeconomic stability and boosted cross-border trade, financial integration and investment.
In writing.- In my view the tackling of the obstacles apparent in cross-border trade does not lie in harmonisation of taxation,
The fragmentation of existing laws scares off both consumers and businesses who are considering becoming involved in cross-border trade.
thereby encouraging cross-border trade and investment;
In writing.- The Conservative Delegation has consistently supported efforts to open markets and encourage cross-border trade between Member States of the EU.
The present complicated VAT recovery systems in cross-border trade and services can lead to tax evasion