Traduction de «Assurance commerciale supplémentaire » (Français → Anglais) :

supplementary business insurance

Federal Supplemental Compensation | FSC [Abbr.]

extended health

commercial insurance

change in excess indemnity endorsement

extra risk insurance surcharge

certify lawful business operations | ensure lawful business operation | ensure lawful business operations | guarantee lawful business operations

commercial automobile insurance

(xi) where the taxpayer both receives an allowance in respect of that use and is reimbursed in whole or in part for expenses in respect of that use (except where the reimbursement is in respect of supplementary business insurance or toll or ferry charges and the amount of the allowance was determined without reference to those reimbursed expenses);

This approach provides the additional benefit of encouraging commercial insurance markets to optimize coverage, and divides the risk between the government and the air and insurance industries in a way that is most appropriate to the circumstances prevailing at the time.

14. Recognises the existence of well-established and experienced systems of SME support at the national level offering access to export credits through ECAs, and considers it reasonable to continue this support; takes the position, however, that in the medium term the establishment of systematic support for export credits at EU level, with the establishment of an SME export/import facility to disburse additional support to SMEs via ECAs on the basis of national best practice, requires further discussion; notes that this additional support could possibly involve soft and fixed-interest-rate loans, short-term working capital and refinancing, equity funding and business insurance solutions ...[+++];

8. Takes note of the fact that the EFSI will be based on existing EU resources and will not raise public ‘fresh’ money, apart from an extra EUR 5 billion from the European Investment Bank (EIB); stresses the risks of an insufficient fund based on overly optimistic assumptions about the likelihood of attracting the bulk of the financing needed from private investors; calls on the EIB to consider changing its orientation from purely commercial banking to pursuing a project risk assessment model based on defined criteria and transparency; calls on the Commission to explore ways of using the EU budget and other, new resources to ensure th ...[+++]at the EFSI will not fail to deliver;