Traduction de «an act respecting corporations » (Anglais → Français) :

Canada Corporations Act [ CCA | An Act Respecting Corporations ]

An Act to repeal the Act respecting corporations for the development of Québec business firms

Canada Ports Corporation Act [ An Act respecting the Canada Ports Corporation | National Harbours Board Act | An Act respecting the National Harbours Board ]

Federal Act Respecting Work in Industry,Handicrafts and Commerce of March 13,1964; Labour Act

an act respecting commercial establishments business hours

Act containing private international law rules relating to corporations | Corporations(Conflict of Laws)Act

reproduction as an act in respect of the propagating material

act attributable to the corporation

96. Underlines the fact that Member States remain fully competent to set their respective corporate tax rates; insists, nevertheless, that tax competition in the EU and vis-à-vis third countries should take place within a clear framework of rules in order to guarantee fair competition between firms in the internal market; calls on the Member States to first and foremost ensure a business-friendly environment, characterised by, inter alia, economic, financial and political stability, as well as legal certainty an ...[+++]d the simplicity of tax rules; given their crucial role in ensuring fiscal sustainability, calls on the Commission to more thoroughly address corporate taxation issues, including harmful tax practices and their impact, in the framework of the European Semester and for relevant indicators, including estimates of the tax gap arising from tax evasion and tax avoidance, to be included in the macroeconomic imbalance procedure;

95. Underlines the fact that Member States remain fully competent to set their respective corporate tax rates; insists, nevertheless, that tax competition in the EU and vis-à-vis third countries should take place within a clear framework of rules in order to guarantee fair competition between firms in the internal market; calls on the Member States to first and foremost ensure a business-friendly environment, characterised by, inter alia, economic, financial and political stability, as well as legal certainty an ...[+++]d the simplicity of tax rules; given their crucial role in ensuring fiscal sustainability, calls on the Commission to more thoroughly address corporate taxation issues, including harmful tax practices and their impact, in the framework of the European Semester and for relevant indicators, including estimates of the tax gap arising from tax evasion and tax avoidance, to be included in the macroeconomic imbalance procedure;

4. Requires the Member States, the Commission and the international community to coordinate and strengthen medical research and the production of effective medicines and vaccines against Ebola and other emerging diseases that are otherwise neglected by the pharmaceutical commercial sector, taking care to ensure that these trials take place under ethical conditions whereby patients give informed consent prior to taking part, and there is transparency concerning clinical data stemming from this research and genuine access, where possible free of charge, to these vaccines and treatment for the populations targeted (skilled staff and suitabl ...[+++]e facilities for administration of treatment, prices not to exceed the real cost of production); regrets the fact, however, that grant agreements for the Ebola+ projects will be signed after the release of the IMI funds and not beforehand, and expects pharmaceutical companies involved to adhere to and respect corporate social responsibility principles, specifically by means of affordability of the innovative vaccine treatment;

9. Calls on the Commission and the Member States to ensure that companies involved in PPPs respect corporate social responsibility (CSR) principles throughout the whole lifecycle of projects, including by respecting the UN Global Compact on human rights, the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, the ILO core labour standards, environmental standards and the UN Convention Against Corruption; considers that account should also be taken throughout the lifecycle of projects of the OECD Guidelines, in particular Chapter IV t ...[+++]hereof dedicated to respect for human rights; calls on the Commission and the Member States to establish enforceable accountability mechanisms;