Translation of "Transfert en nature " (French → English) :

production distributed as transfers in kind

through-connect | through-connection

animal embryo transfer specialist | embryo transfer technician | animal embryo transfer technician | animal embryo transfer technicians

transfer of learning | learning transfer | transfer of training

Prausnitz-Küstner test | P-K test | passive transfer Prausnitz-Küstner test | passive transfer reaction | passive transfer skin test | passive transfer technique | passive transfer test | P-K reaction | P-K reactivity | P-K technique | Prausnitz-Küstner reaction

131. Calls on the Commission to adopt new guidelines, at the latest by mid-2017, in the framework of its State Aid Modernisation (SAM) initiative, clarifying what constitutes tax-related state aid and ‘appropriate’ transfer pricing, with a view to removing legal uncertainties for both compliant taxpayers and tax administrations, providing a framework for Member States’ tax practices accordingly, and not discouraging recourse to legitimate tax rulings; contests the usefulness of the arbitration convention, which is not efficient to address disputes, in particular on transfer pricing issues; considers that this instrument should be resha ...[+++]ped and be made more efficient, or replaced by an EU dispute mechanism with more effective mutual agreement procedures;

120. Calls on the Commission, pending the adoption of a full CCCTB and its full implementation at EU level, to take immediate action in order to ensure effective taxation, reduce profit shifting (mainly through transfer pricing), prepare, pending consolidation, an interim regime offsetting cross-border profits and losses, which should be temporary in nature and with sufficient guarantees that it will not create any further opportunity for aggressive tax planning, and further introduce appropriate and effective anti-abuse rules in all ...[+++]relevant directives; calls on the Commission to check the existing directives and draft directives in the field of tax and company law as regards their adequacy for enforcing effective taxation; calls on the Council to prepare for the prompt adoption of these provisions; emphasises that, if it is to achieve one of its goals, i.e. reducing red tape, the application of a common consolidated tax base should be accompanied by the implementation of common accounting rules and appropriate harmonisation of administrative practices in tax matters;

118. Calls on the Commission, pending the adoption of a full CCCTB and its full implementation at EU level, to take immediate action in order to ensure effective taxation, reduce profit shifting (mainly through transfer pricing), prepare, pending consolidation, an interim regime offsetting cross-border profits and losses, which should be temporary in nature and with sufficient guarantees that it will not create any further opportunity for aggressive tax planning, and further introduce appropriate and effective anti-abuse rules in all ...[+++]relevant directives; calls on the Commission to check the existing directives and draft directives in the field of tax and company law as regards their adequacy for enforcing effective taxation; calls on the Council to prepare for the prompt adoption of these provisions; emphasises that, if it is to achieve one of its goals, i.e. reducing red tape, the application of a common consolidated tax base should be accompanied by the implementation of common accounting rules and appropriate harmonisation of administrative practices in tax matters;

129. Calls on the Commission to adopt new guidelines, at the latest by mid-2017, in the framework of its State Aid Modernisation (SAM) initiative, clarifying what constitutes tax-related state aid and ‘appropriate’ transfer pricing, with a view to removing legal uncertainties for both compliant taxpayers and tax administrations, providing a framework for Member States’ tax practices accordingly, and not discouraging recourse to legitimate tax rulings; contests the usefulness of the arbitration convention, which is not efficient to address disputes, in particular on transfer pricing issues; considers that this instrument should be resha ...[+++]ped and be made more efficient, or replaced by an EU dispute mechanism with more effective mutual agreement procedures;