Traduction de «Interest rebate on export loans » (Anglais → Français) :

interest rate subsidy [ interest rebate | loan at subsidised rate of interest | preferential interest rate | reduced interest rate loan ]

Farm Loans Interest Rebate Act [ An Act respecting rebates of interest on farm loans made under the Farm Credit Act ]

loan eligible for interest rebate

farm loans interest rebate

Direct transfer of funds and potential direct transfer of funds or liabilities, for example Policy loans to the stainless steel cold rolled flat products industry; Equity programmes (2): for example Debt-for-equity swaps, Equity infusion, Unpaid dividends for SOEs; Grant programmes: for example China World Top Brand Programme, Famous Brands Programmes/sub-central Government programmes to promote famous export brands (for example Chongqing; Hubei; Ma'anshan: Wuhan Famous Brands and Shandong Province Top Brands Programme), Prog ...[+++]rammes to rebate antidumping legal fees, The State Key Technology Project Fund, Export assistance grants; Regional Programmes (3): for example The Northeast Revitalization Programme, Export Interest Subsidies, Export Loans, Grants under the Science and Technology Programme of Jiangsu Province, Liaoning Province Grants — Five Point One Line Programme, Subsidies provided in the Tianjin Binhai New Area (TBNA) and the Tianjin Economic and Technological Development Area: Science and Technology Fund,

As regards investment aid not covered by Regulation (EU) No 1305/2013 as part of the rural development programme or as additional financing for such a rural development measure, where the aid is granted in forms that provide a direct pecuniary advantage (for example, direct grants, exemptions or reductions in taxes, social security or other compulsory charges, etc.), the Member State must demonstrate why other potentially less distortive forms of aid such as repayable advances or forms of aid that are based on debt or equity instruments (for example, low-interest loans ...[+++] or interest rebates, State guarantees or an alternative provision of capital on favourable terms) are less appropriate.

In that respect, the Member State is required to demonstrate why other potentially less distortive forms of aid such as repayable advances as compared to direct grants or tax credits as compared to tax reductions or forms of aid that are based on financial instruments such as debt or equity instruments (for example, low-interest loans or interest rebates, State guarantees, or an alternative provision of capital on favourable terms) are less appropriate.

In this respect, if the aid is awarded in forms that provide a direct pecuniary advantage (for example, direct grants, exemptions or reductions in taxes, social security or other compulsory charges, or the supply of land, goods or services at favourable prices, etc.), the Member State must demonstrate why other potentially less distortive forms of aid such as repayable advances or forms of aid that are based on debt or equity instruments (for example, low-interest loans or interest rebates, state guarantees, the purchase of a share-holding or an alternative provision of capital on favourable term ...[+++]s) are not appropriate.