Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Tax obstacles in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Tax obstacles may arise either in the State of origin
Secondly, the study identifies a number of tax obstacles that hamper cross-border economic activity in the internal market.
The Communication highlights the tax obstacles affecting businesses,
For SMEs the effect of the cross-border tax obstacles are often exacerbated by favourable rules at the domestic level.
Avoid unnecessary or unduly high compliance costs and tax obstacles to cross-border economic activity;
In particular, the Commission will make proposals to tackle tax obstacles to cross-border membership of pension funds.
They also complain about the tax obstacles to purchasing goods online across borders and cross-border shopping difficulties.
make a significant contribution to the removal of tax obstacles to the Internal Market.
The study should also highlight remaining tax obstacles to cross-border economic activity in the Internal Market.
Whereas, in the single market, tax obstacles to the free movement of persons
I can, however, assure you that I see the elimination of tax obstacles to labour mobility and cross-border pension provisions as an absolute priority.
This new approach will reduce tax obstacles to cross-border economic activities on the internal market.
The Parent-Subsidiary and Merger Directives are widely recognised as having played a major role in removing tax obstacles for groups of companies with the EU.
it is clear that the removal of tax obstacles would contribute substantially to improving the competitiveness of EU business.
The tax obstacles identified by the Commission in 2001 are still highly topical.
In addition, tax obstacles will be identified
In view of the existing cross-border tax obstacles, ensuring the correct functioning of the internal market requires some action.
To eliminate the tax obstacles to the temporary importation of certain means of transport within the Community by harmonizing national tax arrangements.
It must, therefore, focus on the removal of tax obstacles to the exercise of those four freedoms.
It is also essential that other direct tax obstacles find a solution by coordination