Traduction de «cut-off high » (Anglais → Français) :

2. Recalls the Court of Auditors’ opinion that there is still a high frequency of encoding errors, which remain a source of concern as they affect the accuracy of data used for the preparation of the annual accounts, in particular with respect to the annual cut-off exercise at year-end; is concerned that this situation has not yet been remedied by the Commission, despite the Court of Auditors' repeated criticism and Parliament's calls for improvements;

2. Recalls the Court of Auditors' opinion that there is still a high frequency of encoding errors, which remain a source of concern as they affect the accuracy of data used for the preparation of the annual accounts, in particular with respect to the annual cut-off exercise at year-end; is concerned that this situation has not yet been remedied by the Commission, despite the Court of Auditors' repeated criticism and Parliament's calls for improvements;

2. Remains seriously concerned about the situation of survivors, especially the people living in high-country settlements cut off by landslides, who can only be reached by a fleet of relief helicopters; alarmed about reports that people in some of the hardest-hit areas have received little if any aid;

Abolition. Cutting off aid to the growers, whose incomes as a rule are highly dependent on the Community's budget, would doom most of the Community's tobacco production to disappear in the short run, with the possible exception of a few pockets of high-value tobacco (Oriental varieties) in northern Greece.

WHEREAS the people of Nunavik, in the Province of Quebec, most of whom are Inuit, are experiencing a fiscal imbalance owing to the fact that their cost of living is exorbitant compared with that of Canadians living south of the fifty-fifth parallel; WHEREAS the people of Nunavik are cut off from other Canadians geographically, economically and politically, and their living conditions are desperate and deteriorating further because of isolation and distance; WHEREAS the high cost of transportation has a direct impact on the cost of goods and services, and this seriously limits people's purchasing power; WHEREAS, on a per capita basis, ...[+++]the Inuit are the most heavily taxed people in Canada; WHEREAS the level of taxation erodes people's savings and makes it extremely difficult for small businesses to operate at a profit; WHEREAS tax relief is necessary to promote economic prosperity and social well-being in Nunavik; WHEREAS the Parliament of Canada recognizes the need to act in order to remove the economic injustice endured by the people of Nunavik; WHEREAS studies carried out by various institutions have strongly recommended changes to the tax system in order to exempt the Inuit of Nunavik from paying income tax;

Similarly, with child tax credits that cut off earlier, you eventually run into situations, particularly for families who are moving off income assistance, where you can end up with a marginal tax rate as high as 126%. Even the Fraser Institute would consider that perverse.