Traduction de «commerce électronique d'entreprise à entreprise » (Français → Anglais) :

The European Commission's final report on the e-commerce sector inquiry identifies business practices that may restrict competition. It allows the Commission to target its enforcement of EU antitrust rules in e-commerce markets and has already prompted companies to review their practices.

22. Stresses the need to go beyond the existing barriers to cross-border e-commerce in the EU; emphasises the need for an active policy enabling the public and companies to benefit fully from this tool available to them, which can offer them quality products and services at competitive prices; believes that this is essential in the present climate of economic crisis, and that it would aid enormously in the completion of the Single Market, as a means of fighting rising inequality and protecting consumers who are vulnerable, live in remote locations or suffer from reduced mobility, as well as low-income groups and SMEs, to which integrat ...[+++]ion into the world of e-commerce is particularly important;

22. Stresses the need to go beyond the existing barriers to cross-border e-commerce in the EU; emphasises the need for an active policy enabling the public and companies to benefit fully from this tool available to them, which can offer them quality products and services at competitive prices; believes that this is essential in the present climate of economic crisis, and that it would aid enormously in the completion of the Single Market, as a means of fighting rising inequality and protecting consumers who are vulnerable, live in remote locations or suffer from reduced mobility, as well as low-income groups and SMEs, to which integrat ...[+++]ion into the world of e-commerce is particularly important;

22. Stresses the need to go beyond the existing barriers to cross-border e-commerce in the EU; emphasises the need for an active policy enabling the public and companies to benefit fully from this tool available to them, which can offer them quality products and services at competitive prices; believes that this is essential in the present climate of economic crisis, and that it would aid enormously in the completion of the Single Market, as a means of fighting rising inequality and protecting consumers who are vulnerable, live in remote locations or suffer from reduced mobility, as well as low-income groups and SMEs, to which integrat ...[+++]ion into the world of e-commerce is particularly important;

Before the e-commerce VAT Directive (2002/38/EC), taxation of electronically supplied services fell under the main rule (country of origin principle) of the Source Directive 77/388/EC saying that the businesses conducting electronic services had to charge and file the VAT-rates set by the country of origin.

16. Calls on the Council to adopt the e-commerce directive promptly and urges Member States to transpose it into national law rapidly so that European businesses and partcularly SMEs are encouraged to invest in e-commerce in the Union by benefiting from the legal certainty of the "one-stop shop” offered by this single market initiative;