Traduction de «fee digit » (Anglais → Français) :

electronic transaction fee [ e-transaction fee | online transaction fee | virtual transaction fee | Internet transaction fee | cashless transaction fee | digital transaction fee | on-line transaction fee | paperless transaction fee | paper-free transaction fee | zero-paper transaction fee ]

annual fee | annuity | annuity fee | maintenance fee | renewal fee

energy consumption fee information giving | give information on energy consumption fees | customer informing about energy consumption fees | inform customers on energy consumption fees

automatic teller machine fee [ ATM fee | automated teller machine fee | bank machine fee | bank-machine fee | automated banking machine fee ]

arrangement fee | set up fee | origination fee | loan fee | loan origination fee | loan initiation fee

satellite radio | digital radio via satellite | digital radio by satellite | digital satellite radio | satellite digital audio radio service | satellite DARS | SDARS | S-DARS | digital audio radio service | digital audio radio satellite | DARS | satellite digital audio broadcasting | satellite DAB

multilateral interbank exchange fee | multilateral interbank fee | multilateral interchange fee | MIF [Abbr.]

The Payment Accounts Directive, which improves the transparency of bank account fees and makes it easier to switch accounts from one bank to another, among other things. The Mortgage Credit Directive to make responsible mortgage lending the norm across Europe. The recently-agreed Insurance Distribution Directive, which ensures that consumers benefit from greater choice and information when they buy insurance products. The Commission's Action Plan on Building a Capital Markets Union to develop stronger capital markets across the EU, including for retail investment products. The Single Market Strategy which aims to reduce barriers and prev ...[+++]ent discrimination within the Single Market. The Digital Single Market Strategy to boost access to digital products and services and put an end to unjustified geo-blocking. The renewal of the Financial Services User Group, for which a call for applications was launched on 20 February 2017.

Third, support the CRTC chair's recommendation that government eliminate part II fees. Fourth, for digital transition, government could pay to subsidize the cost of extending digital television service to smaller, underserved communities.

Because this figure (SEK 149,5 million) includes payments for both analogue and digital transmissions, this also indicates that there has been no cross-subsidisation in the sense that Teracom has charged excessive fees for analogue transmissions in order to use the money for its digital operations.

Teracom's own funds and the revenues from the sale of network services (e.g., user fees) have not been sufficient to cover the entire investment costs related to the roll-out of the countrywide digital terrestrial network and Teracom, therefore, has had to raise additional capital.