Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Sixth directive in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The following provisions of the Sixth Directive have been cited as relevant to the issues in the present case.
The Committee agrees with the Commission that the main objectives of the Sixth Directive have largely been achieved.
Under Article 2 of the Sixth Directive supplies of goods carried out by a taxable person are taxable in the country concerned.
Nevertheless, the Court held that Article 11C(1) of the Sixth Directive was applicable.
The obligations placed on persons subject to VAT are laid down in Article 22 of the Sixth Directive.
According to the Commission, this redrafting of Article 9 of the Sixth Directive allows most of the difficulties outlined above to be resolved.
Article 18(2) and(3) of the Sixth Directive provides as follows.
This is only possible if the existing provisions of the Sixth Directive are implemented in the same way throughout the Community.
The various subparagraphs of Article 4(5) of the Sixth Directive are consequently closely linked.
This procedure is comparable to the simplified procedure already provided for under Articles 27 and 30 of the Sixth Directive.
Article 16(1) of the Sixth Directive provides for exemption in relation to warehousing arrangements.
Article 33(2) of the Sixth Directive defines products subject to excise duty.
Adjusting the structure of the Sixth Directive may entail changes to the existing text.
However, Article 26 of the Sixth Directive provides for this part of the margin to be exempt.
Paragraphs 5 and 6 of Article 25 of the Sixth Directive concern the common flat-rate scheme for farmers.
This follows from the third subparagraph of Article 28b(A)(2) of the Sixth Directive.
Austria and Finland may continue to tax certain transactions which would normally be exempt under the Sixth Directive.
Upon accession, that derogation was included in Article 12(6) of the Sixth Directive.
Upon accession, that option will be included in Article 24a of the Sixth Directive.
Non-established taxable persons are entitled to a VAT refund pursuant to Article 17(4) of the Sixth Directive.