Traduction de «effet à l'encaissement » (Français → Anglais) :

It is the parliamentarian who bears the risks inherent in the management of an allowance from the time when he collects it.

The Commission publishes the figures for the cash-based accounts each month on the Internet.

Strangely, in fact, the Member States which do not grow tobacco but which have not banned smoking would receive sums benefiting their Northern European style of agriculture, which is already sufficiently subsidised, and, what is more, they would hypocritically continue to rake in millions of euro in taxes and excise duties on tobacco products and accessories.

To attain this objective, the Commission recommends that the Member States should: 1. reinforce transparency in contractual relations, improve training and information in businesses and mitigate the fiscal effects of late payments (for example by deferring payment of VAT until the corresponding invoice has been settled) 2. ensure adequate recompense in cases of late payment by recognizing a right to interest at a sufficiently dissuasive rate for late payments; 3. guarantee appropriate redress procedures by encouraging low-cost extra-judicial procedures and by simplifying judicial procedures; 4. eliminate difficulties specific to cross- ...[+++]border trade; 5. improve payment periods for public procurement contracts, by adhering to a maximum period of 60 days.

OBJECTIVES 2. TRANSPARENCY, INFORMATION AND TRAINING, VAT transparency a) payment periods in commercial contracts b) effects of late payment c) periods for raising any objections d) payment periods for public procurement contracts. management information and training a) drafting of commercial documents and contracts b) payment practices and recovery procedures c) cash-flow management tools + EDI d) techniques of debt-collection mitigating the fiscal effects of delays for small enterprises a) defer payment of VAT until invoice settled ...[+++] b) defer regular VAT returns 3.

In the field of banking the main focus of attention to date has been agreements on bank charges for services offered by banks - such as money transfers, dealings in securities, clearing cheques or bills, or other administrative charges.