Traduction de «contrôle de l'assiette » (Français → Anglais) :

Attitude Control Bar

trim control system

trim control

automatic leveling system [ ride height control | automatic ride control | load-levelling system | height compensator | self-levelling system | self levelling suspension | electronic levelling system | automatic leveling suspension | ground clearance compensator | electronic levelling control | self-le ]

inspector of taxes | tax specialist | pecunary consultant | tax inspector

basis for assessment of taxes | basis of assessment | basis of taxation | tax base | tax basis

basis of tax assessment [ common basis of assessment | taxation basis | tax liability | uniform basis of assessment ]

assess trim of ships | assess vessel trim | assess trim of vessels | evaluate the stability of vessels in static condition

electricity generation plant operator | power station operative worker | electric power station worker | power plant control room operator

75. Considers that fair tax competition is one of the constitutive elements of the internal market, but that, the primary competence of the Member States notwithstanding, unfair tax competition must be prevented, for example through harmonised tax bases, exchanges of information between tax authorities, and the granting of an explicit legal right to control movements of capital if this is essential to the proper functioning of the tax system in the Union; takes the view that introducing a common corporate tax base (CCTB) would help make the system more transparent; believes that the issue of consolidation can be addressed at a later da ...[+++]te, and should not be a barrier to the swift introduction of a CCTB;

76. Considers that fair tax competition is one of the constitutive elements of the internal market, but that, the primary competence of the Member States notwithstanding, unfair tax competition must be prevented, for example through harmonised tax bases, exchanges of information between tax authorities, and the granting of an explicit legal right to control movements of capital if this is essential to the proper functioning of the tax system in the Union; takes the view that introducing a common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB) would help make the system more transparent; believes that the issue of consolidation can be addressed ...[+++] at a later date, and should not be a barrier to the swift introduction of a CCCTB;

ensure that fisheries products can be traced back and checked throughout the supply chain, from net to plate.

Control of tax bases is an absolutely fundamental national matter.