Traduction de «Régime de paiements échelonnés des taxes » (Français → Anglais) :

Instalment schemes applied free of interest would however constitute State aid within the meaning of Article 107(1) of the Treaty unless the deferred instalments comply with the conditions laid down in Commission Regulation (EU) No 1408/2013 (4).

19. Considers it a priority to develop a simplified, uniform and consistent online VAT system in order to reduce compliance costs for small and innovative companies operating across Europe; calls, furthermore, for the principle of tax neutrality to be fully respected regardless of form, be it physical or digital; calls on the Commission to submit a proposal, in accordance with the commitments made and as soon as possible, to allow Member States to reduce VAT rates for the press, digital publishing, books and online publications; notes that under the current EU VAT Directive Member States are entitled to apply a reduced VAT rate to cultural content; invites the Commission to facilitate the exchange of ...[+++]best practices between tax authorities and stakeholders with a view to developing appropriate solutions for the payment of taxes within the sharing economy; welcomes the introduction of the VAT Mini One-Stop Shop, which is a step towards ending the temporary EU VAT regime; is concerned, however, that absence of a threshold puts some SMEs in a difficult position as regards compliance with the regime; calls on the Commission to review the regime in order to make it more business-friendly;

6. Welcomes the publication of a new tax policy package and asks the Commission to put forward an ambitious package of legislative proposals seeking to ensure a fair taxation system, based on the principle that taxes are to be paid in the country where profits are generated, avoiding internal market distortion and unfair competition; considers that such an agenda should include legislative proposals for compulsory country-by-country reporting by multinational companies, a European Tax Identification Number (TIN), the definition of tax havens and the establishment of an EU blacklist with the aim of eradicating them, and proposals needed ...[+++]to move towards legislative agreement on a Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base; considers that the EU’s development and cooperation agenda should also be adapted and conditionality upgraded to effectively fight tax evasion and tax avoidance; calls on the Commission to follow up the recommendations made by Parliament in its legislative initiative report and the TAXE committee’s own-initiative report to ensure tax justice;

26. Suggests creating a ‘one-stop shop’ system at European level with a view to finding cross-border solutions for administering Member States' different rules and regulations, as in the case of declaration and payment of VAT or other applicable taxes;

26. Suggests creating a 'one-stop shop' system at European level with a view to finding cross-border solutions for administering Member States' different rules and regulations, as in the case of declaration and payment of VAT or other applicable taxes;

32. Believes that work on the simplification of the value added tax system and its direct application to electronic commerce should be speeded up; stresses the need for measures to be adopted such as a reduction in the tax burden on employment, a timetable for the progressive approximation of VAT rates, the introduction of a lower VAT rate for labour-intensive activities and the principle of payment at the place of origin, abolition of the double taxation of cross-border workers, the abolition of tax havens and the drawing up of comm ...[+++]on principles on taxation schemes;