Traduction de «système simplifié interne » (Français → Anglais) :

73. Supports the Commission in its efforts to tackle harmful tax competition, tax avoidance or fraud and tax havens, both in the EU and at international level, to improve tax collection systems and to introduce a common consolidated corporate tax base with subsequent indicative tax ranges as well as a specific and simplified taxation system for SMEs; welcomes the VAT strategy that is to be presented by the Commission with a view to establishing a fraud-proof system;

72. Supports the Commission in its efforts to tackle harmful tax competition, tax avoidance or fraud and tax havens, both in the EU and at international level, to improve tax collection systems and to introduce a common consolidated corporate tax base with subsequent indicative tax ranges as well as a specific and simplified taxation system for SMEs; welcomes the VAT strategy that is to be presented by the Commission with a view to establishing a fraud-proof system;

Proposed actions Short term (until 2013) Help the neighbouring countries to improve their Flag State performance and comply with safety, security and social standards Extend the mandate of EMSA in order to provide technical assistance to the neighbouring countries Promote the participation of neighbouring countries in SafeSeaNet and CleanSeaNet Work together with the neighbouring countries with a view to simplifying procedures for short sea shipping in line with the European Maritime Transport Space and the "Blue Belt" concept Assist neighbouring countries in achieving EU and international standards in inland navigation Actively engage w ...[+++]ith a view to re-launching the process of modernising the Danube Commission Longer term Promote closer integration of the neighbouring countries to the “Blue Belt” of free maritime movement in and around Europe |

In May 2005, international agreement was reached on a new, simplified categorisation system for the BSE risk of countries, which could be then used in trade.

The text backed by Parliament today will also bring the EU system of categorising countries according to BSE risk into line with the new, simplified, international system drawn up by the World Animal Health Organisation (OIE).

REAFFIRMS the need for sustainability impact assessment as specified in the Göteborg European Council conclusions which should address the major internal and external policies of the EU and WELCOMES the intention expressed by the Commission in its communication on simplifying and improving the regulatory environment, submitted in December 2001, as well as in the synthesis report, to come forward with a sustainability impact assessment system to be in place befo ...[+++]re the end of 2002, and CALLS ON the Commission to put this system in place as soon as possible, thereby taking into account the analysis of the three dimensions of Sustainable Development in a balanced way, as well as the relevant provisions of the 6th environmental action programme;