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tax-deductible contribution [ deductible contribution ]

Tax Deduction Waiver on the Refund of Your Undeducted RRSP Contributions [ Tax Deduction Waiver on a Refund of Your Undeducted RRSP Contributions ]

tax relief [ relief from taxes | tax abatement | tax advantage | tax allowance | tax concession | tax credit | tax deduction | tax reduction | Tax incentive(STW) | tax credits(UNBIS) | tax deductions(UNBIS) ]

deduction made at source | deduction of tax at the source | pay as you go deduction system | system of deduction at source | tax deduction at source

tax deductibility of contributions

Payroll Deductions Formulas for Computer Programs [ Machine Computation of Income Tax Deductions, Canada Pension Plan Contributions and Unemployment Insurance Premiums ]

tax deduction at source | withholding tax | withholding of tax | source deduction | deduction at source

deduction of tax | tax deduction

tax deduction at source | tax deduction | withholding tax

tax at source | withholding tax | source tax | tax deducted at source

Third, the Communication raises the more deep-seated issue of double taxation and non-taxation arising from the mismatch of tax systems i.e. pensions being taxed when the contributions to those pensions were not tax deductible (or not being taxed where the contributions were deductible).

The evaluation confirmed distinct job creation effects of taxation measures: particularly effective are reductions in payroll taxes and employers' Social Security Contributions (SSC) targeted at low paid workers, who experience the highest benefit dependency; other effective measures include reductions of personal income taxes and employee SSC, tax deductions for childcare or education expenses targeted at sensitive groups.

54. Calls on the Commission to promote the establishment in the tax systems of each Member State of a ‘Give As You Earn’ scheme, which would enable EU taxpayers to make voluntary, tax-deductible contributions for charitable causes, a minimum amount of which would be paid into a special development fund;

26. Takes note of the mandate by the Ecofin Council to the Commission to seek out alternative sources for development financing and draws attention to the need for a more extensive debate (particularly at multilateral level) and for more thorough analysis regarding the suitability and the feasibility of the various existing proposals for alternative funding instruments, some of which have been analysed in Commission Communication COM(2002) 81 final; suggests in this context that initiatives such as a global tax on fossil fuels (which would have the dual objectives of reducing carbon emissions and raising necessary funds for development) be considered as the possible basis for an EU initiative on this subject to be presented at the Johannes ...[+++]burg Summit; calls on the Commission in the context of the requested analysis to consider the merits of instituting within the EU a "Give As You Earn (GAYE)" scheme by which each Member State would make provision in their income tax systems for taxpayers to make voluntary, tax deductible, contributions for charitable causes, a minimum amount of which (e.g. EUR 10 per taxpayer) would be paid into a special fund devoted exclusively to relieve poverty in the world's poorest countries (the so-called "Sachs tax");