Examples of using Cross-border payments in euro in English and their translations into Swedish
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Regulation 2560/2001/EC on cross-border payments in euros established as from 1 July 2003 the principle of equal charges for a cross-border transaction and a strictly domestic transaction within the European Union.
Regulation1 2560/2001 on cross-border payments in euros has contributed to reducing considerably the price for payment transactions in the internal market
Council regulation on cross-border payments in euros COM(2001) 439- C5-0379/2001- 2001/0174COD.
establishing the principle that there should be equality of charges for domestic payments and cross-border payments in euros.
The Regulation determines that the price for a cross-border payment in euro up to 12.500 euro6 in the Internal Market should be the same as for the corresponding payment within a Member State.
which introduces the principle of equal charges for national and cross-border payments in euros, the Directive 97/5/EC2 concerning the protection of the users of electronic payment instruments-
when a cross-border payment in euro is made between two Member States, the charges levied
Cross-border payments in euro.
On cross-border payments in euro.
On cross-border payments in euro.
No 2560/2001 on cross-border payments in euro-»point 1.3.48.
These involved reducing bank charges for cross-border payments in euro to the level of those applying at national level.
This document raised as a major concern the fact that cross-border payments in euro will remain more expensive than national payments. .
The revised Cross-Border Payments Regulation extends the principle of equal charges for national and cross-border payments in euro(up to EUR 50.000)
Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on cross-border payments in euro(ECO/078, 2001,
The EU Regulation 924/200926 has already eliminated the differences in charges applicable to cross-border payments in Euro with respect to corresponding payments in Euro at national level.
Instead of bringing down charges for cross-border payments in euro to the level of charges for national payments in euro the opposite phenomenon may have been observed.11.
telecommunications and cross-border payments in Euro.
which is to ensure that charges for domestic and cross-border payments in euro are the same up to a maximum amount of EUR 50,000.
We have voted against the proposal for a regulation on cross-border payments in euro, which is designed to prevent banks from imposing charges, falsely giving the impression