Examples of using Cross-border activities in English and their translations into Swedish
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creating obstacles to cross-border activities.
Cross-border activities affecting the social lives of workers
It should therefore be entrusted with the responsibility for coordinating the assessment of risks relating to cross-border activities.
The European Commission has identified a number of tax obstacles to cross-border activities in the Internal Market
In the many countries involved, the law will no longer apply to cross-border activities.
This initiative is necessary since Member States tax cross-border activities according to their bilateral tax agreements,
To stimulate transnational and cross-border activities of SMEs with a view to identifying common business interests and market opportunities arising from the enlargement process;
by merging large-scale and cross-border activities into one single European operation.
aims mainly at removing obstacles to cross-border activities between enterprises.
Such behaviour can only be the result of legal barriers which make certain cross-border activities extremely risky.
Despite considerable progress in helping SMEs to benefit from the Single Market, they still remain cautious in engaging in cross-border activities for various reasons.
better environment for SMEs, helping them to expand their cross-border activities, improving their access to capital markets, and removing administrative and fiscal barriers.
Criteria for determining significance on the basis of the significance of cross-border activities of a supervised group.
A supervised group may be considered significant by the ECB on the basis of its cross-border activities only if the total value of its assets exceeds EUR 5 billion and.
National and cross-border activities will be financed by the European Social Fund,
The objective of increasing consumers' cross-border activities in financial services at a distance has not yet been achieved58.
National and cross-border activities will be financed by the European Social Fund,
It will, however, also help small and medium-sized enterprises to expand their cross-border activities, because it offers substantial cost benefits compared with taxation under several national systems.
As a result, SMEs will either be dissuaded from cross-border activities altogether or will be put at a clear competitive disadvantage compared to domestic operators.
The inventory set out below presents all the difficulties identified as affecting cross-border activities in relation to each link in the business process.