Traduction de «locational arbitrage » (Anglais → Français) :

spatial arbitrage [ space arbitrage | locational arbitrage | bilateral arbitrage ]

caller location information | caller’s location information | calling line identity information | CLI | emergency caller location information | LI | location information | ECLI [Abbr.]

find solutions location and navigation problems by using GPS tools | solve location and navigation problem by using GPS tools | resolve location and navigation issues by using GPS tools | solve location and navigation problems by using GPS tools

location of industry [ choice of industrial site | factory location | industrial location ]

scan animals to locate microchips | use scanner to locate microchips in animals | scan an animal to locate a microchip | scan an animal to locate a micro-chip

adapt artistic concept to location | adapt artist's perspective to the location | adapt artistic plan to location | adapt artistic plan to the location

merger and acquisition arbitrage [ merger and acquisition strategy | mergers and acquisitions arbitrage | mergers and acquisitions strategy | M&A arbitrage | M&A strategy ]

cash and carry trading [ cash-and-carry trading | cash and carry trade | cash-and-carry trade | cash and carry arbitrage | cash-and-carry arbitrage | carry arbitrage ]

choice of industrial site | factory location | industrial estate | industrial location | location of industry

indexing pip | locating lug | locating notch | locating pip | register pip | spotting bar

to undertake limited commitments in Mode 1, in particular in the fields of digital services, financial services and road transport, so as to avoid regulatory arbitrage and social dumping; to undertake ambitious commitments, however, and to recognise offensive interests in the field of satellite telecommunications services, maritime services and reinsurance; to acknowledge that such commitments can only be fruitful in an appropriately regulated environment; to ensure that EU law is fully respected and enforced on foreign providers when a company provides a service from abroad to EU consumers, and to include provisions guaranteeing easy ...[+++] access to redress for consumers; to identify, in parallel, the challenges that consumers face when they deal with service providers located in third countries, to provide guidance to consumers about their right to redress in such circumstances and to propose concrete measures if need be;

v. to undertake limited commitments in Mode 1, in particular in the fields of digital services, financial services and road transport, so as to avoid regulatory arbitrage and social dumping; to undertake ambitious commitments, however, and to recognise offensive interests in the field of satellite telecommunications services, maritime services and reinsurance; to acknowledge that such commitments can only be fruitful in an appropriately regulated environment; to ensure that EU law is fully respected and enforced on foreign providers when a company provides a service from abroad to EU consumers, and to include provisions guaranteeing e ...[+++]asy access to redress for consumers; to identify, in parallel, the challenges that consumers face when they deal with service providers located in third countries, to provide guidance to consumers about their right to redress in such circumstances and to propose concrete measures if need be;

22. Takes the view that national preferential regimes and the poor level of coordination or convergence between the Member States’ tax systems, despite the effective economic interconnections and interplay within the internal market, result in a number of mismatches that allow aggressive tax planning, double deductions and double non‑taxation, for instance through one or a combination of the following practices: abusive transfer pricing, locating deductions in high-tax jurisdictions, passing on funds raised by loans through conduit companies, risk transfer, hybrid financial products, exploiting mismatches, tax ...[+++]arbitrage, royalty agreements, treaty shopping, and locating asset sales in low-tax jurisdictions;

22. Takes the view that national preferential regimes and the poor level of coordination or convergence between the Member States’ tax systems, despite the effective economic interconnections and interplay within the internal market, result in a number of mismatches that allow aggressive tax planning, double deductions and double non-taxation, for instance through one or a combination of the following practices: abusive transfer pricing, locating deductions in high-tax jurisdictions, passing on funds raised by loans through conduit companies, risk transfer, hybrid financial products, exploiting mismatches, tax ...[+++]arbitrage, royalty agreements, treaty shopping, and locating asset sales in low-tax jurisdictions;