Examples of using Inheritances in English and their translations into Polish
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Ecclesiastic
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The view that when setting the amount of the tax on inheritances acquired years ago, the regulations in force on the date the tax obligation accrued should be used, seems more persuasive.
Moreover, EU citizens receiving inheritances across borders may also face a disadvantage that is an inheritance tax burden higher than it would have been in a purely domestic situation in any of the Member States concerned.
These are the inheritances which Eleazar the priest, and Joshua the son of Nun,
although some tax inheritances under other tax laws.
do not do so but some of those nine tax inheritances under other headings such as income tax.
in you I will give abundant inheritances, victories, triumphs and crowns to my children.
Although cross-border inheritance tax problems may seriously affect individuals, revenues from domestic and cross-border inheritances taxes account for a very small share- less than 0.5%- of total tax revenues in Member States.
estate taxes while some Member States may tax inheritances and estates under other tax headings,
donations, inheritances, bequests, incomes from own activities,
tax foreign inheritances more heavily than local inheritances. .
practices in taxing inheritances to assess what, if any, changes are made as a result of the solutions proposed today
Member States' inheritance tax provisions are contrary to EU law if they provide for higher tax free allowances for residents than for non-residents in relation to gifts or inheritances, where residents and non-residents are in a comparable situation.
Serafina Soler is linked to the transformation of the courtyard and inheritances.
These are the inheritances which the children of Israel took in the land of Canaan,
revenues from domestic and cross-border inheritances taxes account for a very small share- less than 0.5%- of total tax revenues in EU Member States.
Member States' revenue from domestic and cross-border inheritances taxes together account for less than 0.5% of total tax revenues in EU Member States so cross-border cases alone must account for far less than that figure.
could help to reduce the number of instances in which cross-border inheritances are subjected to double taxation.
In recent years, the problems of tax discrimination related to cross-border inheritances have become increasingly evident;
negotiate more such treaties, the Recommendation focuses instead on improving Member States' existing national measures to relieve double taxation of inheritances.
other negotiable instruments, inheritances and gifts‘in kind' from any lawful source including from third countries.