Traduction de «current basis dividend payment » (Anglais → Français) :

In terms of numbers of producers, we anticipate that for those receiving a payment—and we estimate that there are now about 30,000 farmers receiving payments under AIDA on a Canada-wide basis—about 35% are showing a negative margin in the current application forms.

It should be possible for those instruments to include instruments providing preferential rights for dividend payment on a non-cumulative basis, provided that they are included in Article 22 of Council Directive 86/635/EEC of 8 December 1986 on the annual accounts and consolidated accounts of banks and other financial institutions , rank pari passu with ordinary shares during liquidation and fully absorb losses on a going-concern basis pari passu with ordinary shares.

3. The provisions governing the instrument shall allow the credit institution to cancel, when necessary, the payment of interest or dividends for an unlimited period of time, on a non-cumulative basis.

Moreover, the Commission wonders why there is a difference of treatment in so far as the new withholding tax is due to be paid within only eight days, while under the withholding tax regimes currently applicable to other activities (artists, professional sportsmen, writers and journalists) the tax is only payable on a quarterly basis, with payment due by the 10th of the month following the tax year concerned.

Currently under the Income Tax Act, where payments from these types of insurance give rise to wage replacement income, where you receive a sum on a periodic basis to replace your wages, that is already being included in the employee's income at the time they receive the wage replacement payments.

I propose that the following solutions be discussed by our provincial and federal governments, and fast: immediate payment on a per-acre basis for farmers in high moisture areas in Manitoba and Saskatchewan; legislation to enforce the use of feed-grain-produced ethanol as an additive to gasoline and other fuels, something that would utilize some of the production within our own province without incurring high transportation costs; introduction of import taxes on products flowing into this country from the European common market and Japan, with theses taxes designated for use in the agricultural industry; use of the funds raised under ...[+++]the third point to establish businesses that can grow within our local areas rather than suffering high transportation costs—although time does not allow me to deal with the Estey and Kroeger reports; immediate redirection of current revenues raised by the federal government from fuel taxes in Manitoba to the per-acre payment fund and annual continuations of the same; and consideration of the implementation of a 1% food tax, with half of this proposed tax going to the farming industry and the other half being spent on social services.