Translation of "impôt local " (French → English) :

local tax [ local taxation | regional tax | regional taxation ]

tax [ rate of taxation | tax rate | Tax levies(ECLAS) | Tax rate(STW) ]

tax compliance agent | tax payment enforcement officer | council tax officer | tax compliance officer

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

Municipal Grants Act [ Act respecting payments in lieu of taxes to municipalities, provinces and other bodies exercising functions of local government that levy real property taxes ]

circulate promotional touristic leaflets | hand out local information brochures | distribute local information materials | distribute materials on local information

In Sweden, the main local source of revenue for local government is local income tax and the transfer system is aimed at boosting the revenue of those municipalities where income, and taxable capacity, is relatively low by transfers from wealthier areas.

In the EU as whole, only 15% of finance came from regional and local sources in 2001, with only the federal states of Germany and Austria, the three Nordic countries, where local authorities have significant responsibility for expenditure, and Spain, where the regions are important, having proportions larger than this (Graph 2.5 and Table A2.7). Moreover, except in a few countries, the share of revenue raised from regional and local sources has remained much the same over recent years and the main change in the composition of government receipts has been a shift from social contributions to taxes in order, in part, to reduce the tax burd ...[+++]en on employment.

[46] This, of course, ignores the benefits which might stem from levying taxes locally to fund local expenditure in terms of encouraging greater fiscal responsibility and more efficient deployment of spending.

According to the Commission proposal explanatory memorandum, Council Decision 2002/546/EC of 20 June 2002, adopted on the basis of Article 299(2) of the EC Treaty (now Article 349 TFEU), authorises Spain, up to 30 June 2014, to apply exemptions from or reductions in the ‘Arbitrio sobre Importaciones y Entregas de Mercancías en las Islas Canarias’ (hereinafter ‘AIEM’) to a number of products produced locally in the Canary Islands, in order to enhance competiveness and to compensate for the additional costs of production due to isolation, raw material and energy dependence, the obligation to build up stocks, the small size of the local mar ...[+++]ket and the low level of export activity.