Traduction de «Gross and taxed gas sales » (Anglais → Français) :

gross and taxed gasoline sales [ gross and taxed gas sales ]

16. Recalls that in the Joint 2007 Africa-EU Strategy, EU and African leaders pledged to take the necessary measures to ensure that illegally acquired assets, including funds, are investigated and returned to their countries of origin; urges the Member States to act accordingly and in compliance with the UN Convention Against Corruption, in order to ensure the restitution of frozen assets to the Libyan people in the future; stresses that a coordinated EU action is necessary to enact the freezing of assets held by the Gaddafi family and known associates in Europe or in European financial institutions operating in any tax havens, ensurin ...[+++]g that EU banks observe due diligence requirements with respect to any potential illicit funds transferred from Libya; stresses that any measures should embrace the totality of assets, including the sovereign wealth funds managed by the Libyan Investment Authority, estimated at $60-80bn worldwide; calls for the freezing of assets to include the proceeds of oil and gas sales; calls on the Council and Member States to fully disclose details on all assets frozen;

20. Notes the positive steps taken in the current reforms of the Transparency Directive and the Accounting Directive, respectively, in addressing the issue of CSR while balancing the legitimate quest for transparency and responsibility with the burden of reporting by companies; strongly supports the legislative proposal for country-by-country reporting based on the EITI standards and for reporting on sales and profits, as well as taxes and revenues, in order to discourage corruption and prevent tax avoidance; stresses that such country-by-country-reporting should cover thos ...[+++]e sectors which, in Myanmar/Burma, have been directly linked to serious and systematic human rights abuses and environmental destruction, such as mining, timber, oil and gas;

15. Notes the positive steps taken in the current reforms of the Transparency Directive and the Accounting Directive, respectively, in addressing the issue of CSR while balancing the legitimate quest for transparency and responsibility with the burden of reporting by companies; strongly supports the legislative proposal for country-by-country reporting based on the EITI standards and for reporting on sales and profits, as well as taxes and revenues, in order to discourage corruption and prevent tax avoidance; stresses that such country-by-country-reporting should cover thos ...[+++]e sectors which, in Burma/Myanmar, have been directly linked to serious and systematic human rights abuses and environmental destruction, such as mining, timber, oil and gas;

The taxation policy of this issue in this chamber has happened for many years and that is because there is basically a breakdown of our taxes into three taxes: the crude oil cost in terms of the price at the pump; the gross profit margins for retailers and refiners, which is around 16% to 18% for marketing; and taxation at 38%. Canada's taxation on this comes from royalty taxes, excise taxes and ...[+++]sales taxes.