Traduction de «Déclaration de taxe de vente » (Français → Anglais) :

40. Welcomes the agreements reached between the European Parliament and the Council requiring companies in the extractive sector and loggers of primary forests to disclose payments to governments on a country and project basis; urges governments of all partner countries to require equivalent disclosure of payments of transnational companies registered or listed on financial markets in their jurisdiction; urges the EU to promote this standard of reporting in the context of its relations with partner countries; takes the view that the Commission, in the forthcoming revision of the legislation in question, should consider widening the scope of country-by-country reporting, so as to include transnational companies of all sectors and the repo ...[+++]rting of more information, such as sales, assets, employees, profits and taxes;

In order to reduce the risk of avoidance, the FTT should involve a system ensuring that if the tax is not paid the contracts to buy or sell an instrument are ruled unenforceable.

Third country suppliers did not need any more to make registration in every Member State where they conducted taxable electronic supplies to customers, but they were made possible to file tax returns to the consumption countries electronically via Tax Authority of Member State of identification.

(e) 'value added tax return' means the statement containing the information necessary to establish the amount of tax that has become chargeable in each Member State.

The value added tax return shall set out the identification number and, for each Member State of consumption where tax has become due, the total value, less value added tax, of supplies of electronic services for the reporting period and total amount of the corresponding tax.

Will the Council outline its strategy aimed at assisting Irish airports, ports, airlines and passenger shipping companies in their efforts to overcome the loss of income resulting from the ending of duty-free and how does it intend to safeguard consumers against higher fares, protect and enhance employment and support vital infrastructure developments which, in the past, were made possible by sales of duty-free goods?