Traduction de «Bénéfices des sociétés anonymes avant impôts » (Français → Anglais) :

income before taxes | profits before taxation

corporate income tax | corporate tax | corporation income tax | corporation tax | profits tax | tax on profits

earnings before interest and tax | earnings before interest and taxes | EBIT [Abbr.]

earnings before taxes | EBT | profit before taxes | PBT

taxes on the profits of companies and other corporate bodies

profit before tax [ profit before taxes | before-tax profit ]

corporate pre-tax profits

corporation tax [ corporate income tax | profits tax | Corporate income tax(STW) | Profit taxation(STW) | excess profits tax(UNBIS) ]

earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization | EBITDA

The information includes: the amount of revenue, the profit or loss before income tax, the income tax paid and accrued, the number of employees, the stated capital, the retained earnings and the tangible assets of the group.

There are still too many areas left where governments could save tax dollars without resorting to further financial burdens on our seniors, and lower- and mid-income learners for example, limits on salary expenditures claimed by large corporations; higher taxation on incomes over $100,000; greater taxation on corporate profits or greater demand on corporate reinvestment into Canadian communities; elimination of unfair trade practices, such as Bill C-91; the closing of international tax-free loopholes; taxing all profits made in this country equally and proportionally to what we are now taxing individuals.

- Company tax coordinator in the Directorate-General for Taxation from 1989 to 1995, working on the reform of company tax and ways of integrating income and company tax and representing the Spanish government in Council and Commission working groups on company tax and the European company.

33. Welcomes the Norwegian Government’s decision to implement measures to increase the number of women on the boards of public companies to at least 40% until 2003 and to impose by law a 40% quota of female representation on the boards of joint stock companies by the end 2005; calls on the Member States to follow the Norwegian example;