Traduction de «Tax barrier » (Anglais → Français) :

It makes economic sense, and growth is improved.It's really important to actually measure and to then identify what policies need to be fixed in order to give access, open up the economy, remove the barriers, and not just the cultural barriers, but the economic barriers as well, the tax barriers.

The aim of the Directive is to reduce tax barriers to the sending of small consignments of goods by private persons in Non-EU Member Countries to private persons in Member States of the European Union (EU) by establishing Community tax-free allowances.

The aim of the Directive is to reduce tax barriers to the sending of small consignments of goods by private persons in Non-EU Member Countries to private persons in Member States of the European Union (EU) by establishing Community tax-free allowances.

This view receives wide support from business sources; - as regards the opening-up of public procurement, many companies have won new contracts following the entry into force of the Community legislation but delays in transposal and inadequate enforcement of the legislation by the Member States are still causing major difficulties in some cases; - the removal of tax barriers: most companies trading across frontiers find the current value-added-tax regime has brought them considerable savings in terms of a reduction in transport costs, abolition of the pre-payment of VAT on intra-Community imports and elimination of the costs of complet ...[+++]ing customs formalities. 2. Shortcomings in the operation of the single market - delays in transposal and differences in the interpretation of Community rules at national level (particularly serious in the fields of public procurement, intellectual property, advanced technologies and services, and general product safety); - the apparent persistence of technical barriers to trade, especially those resulting from the failure by national authorities to observe the principle of mutual recognition of national legislation in areas that have not been harmonized (problems have been noted with regard to road vehicles, foodstuffs and pharmaceuticals in particular); - difficulties faced by individuals and businesses in obtaining redress.

The creation of a single European market and the removal of tax barriers, as laid down by the Single European Act, requires a strengthening of cooperation and assistance between the Member States' tax administrations in the fight against tax evasion, the day-to-day administration of VAT and excise duties and the investigations this requires, as set out in the agreement reached within the Council in December 1990.

Although the list of measures set out in this report is by no means exhaustive, nearly 50 specific tariff and non-tariff barriers to trade are identified, including such practices as the use of quantitative restrictions, discriminatory public procurement policies, unreasonable standards, testing, labeling and certification requirements, excessive customs fees, export subsidies and tax barriers.