Traduction de «évasement double » (Français → Anglais) :

Calls on the Member States to work actively in line with the Commission’s Communication and recommendations by taking coordinated and determined EU action against tax fraud, tax evasion, tax avoidance, aggressive tax planning and tax havens, thereby guaranteeing a fairer distribution of the fiscal effort and increased tax revenues; urges the Member States to swiftly implement, among the many specific measures to be taken in this context, the Commission proposals for the introduction of a General Anti-Abuse Rule to counteract aggressive tax planning practices and for the inclusion of a clause in their respective double taxation convention ...[+++]s to prevent occurrences of double non-taxation;

Having regard the facts that the recast version of the Parent-Subsidiary Directive was adopted in September 2011 and the Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base Report was adopted this year by the ECON Committee; and taking into account the facts that there are recent estimates indicating that tax evasion and tax avoidance, which cost the governments of the European Union a significant amount of uncollected revenues; whereas the loss of revenues raises the deficit and debt levels of the different Member States; whereas the cooperation between the tax systems of the different Members States would be more and more desirable, it is needed to amend the Directive in order to further tighten the possibility of unintended non- ...[+++]taxation, double taxation or tax-avoidance fraud among the Member States causing more damages to the well functioning of the internal market as stated in the recently adopted Motion for a resolution on 'all for concrete ways to combat tax fraud and tax evasion'.

32. Stresses that the fight against tax evasion should be a top priority for the European Union, especially in the current crisis situation, where tax evasion represents a major loss for national budgets and extra revenues could be used to increase public investment; points out the need to ensure smooth cooperation and coordination between the Commission and the Member States to fight against double taxation, double non-taxation, tax fraud, tax evasion and dumping, and the use of tax havens for illicit purposes; more generally, call ...[+++]s for greater fiscal coordination on both the revenue and expenditure sides, including smooth cooperation and coordination between Member States' tax systems, also for a reduction in the heavy administrative burdens and high tax compliance costs that European businesses are facing and which create disincentives for investment in the European Union; welcomes Parliament's above mentioned position on a common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB) while looking forward to the directive's adoption by the Council;

Double taxation due simply to the cross-border nature of economic activity cannot be accepted, but its elimination should not create opportunities for tax avoidance and evasion.

In particular, co-ordination of personal income taxes may in some areas be needed to avoid double taxation or unintentional non-taxation in cross-border situations, or to tackle cross-border evasion.

Whereas the dual use of gold may offer new opportunities for tax fraud and tax evasion that will require effective control measures to be taken by Member States; whereas a common standard of minimum obligations in accounting and documentation to be held by the operators is therefore desirable although, where this information does already exist pursuant to other Community legislation, a Member State may consider these requirements to be met;