Traduction de «Compte d'avance remboursable » (Français → Anglais) :

78. Calls on all the actors concerned to consider introducing new, innovative financial instruments, both at a European level and at national level, such as bank guarantee measures, repayable advances, risk-capital funds and incentives for the establishment of local partnerships, which take account of the needs of these industries and especially of the fact that creators' only form of capital is, in many cases, non-material;

(e) the amount of advances and credits granted to the members of the administrative, managerial and supervisory bodies, with indications of the interest rates, main conditions and any amounts repaid or written off or waived, as well as commitments entered into on their behalf by way of guarantees of any kind, with an indication of the total for each category;

(da) the amount of advances and credits granted to the members of the administrative, managerial and supervisory bodies, with indications of the interest rates, main conditions and any amounts repaid or written off or waived, as well as commitments entered into on their behalf by way of guarantees of any kind, with an indication of the total for each category at the foot of the balance sheet;

While this state of affairs is not Europe’s responsibility, Airbus’ status as a flagship and a symbol of European and world industry does mean that a response is expected from Europe, which should say ‘yes’ to the injection of public capital into these businesses, ‘yes’ to repayable advances; ‘yes’ to loans for research and development; ‘yes’ to taking into account the difficulties presented by the EUR/USD exchange rate and ‘yes’ to reforms of business governance and of shareholders’ agreements. For our tools of intervention, we must use the EIB and the Globalisation Adjustment Fund. At present, it is the skills of its workers that a ...[+++]ssure the company of a future, so let us do likewise through our support for them.

To put a number on the table, a 1 per cent increase in GST, taking into account GST rebates — in other words, looking at the total amount of money that comes in and the total that goes out — leaves you with $3.2 or $3.3 billion a year, somewhere in that range.

Revenue equivalent to the amount of the transfer from Chapter 100 to Titles 1 and 2 will be called in when the transfer is made. b) Other expenditure Title 8 The appropriation entered in Title 8 have been updated to take account of the following expenditure deferred from 1987 : - repayments of own resources collection costs (400 million ECU), so as to avoid any dispute concerning repayments for 187 ; - the third and fourth instalments in repayment of the advance made by the Member States in 1984 (251 million ECU) and financial compen ...[+++]sation to Spain and Portugal for their share in financing these repayments. c) Revenue The estimates contained in the preliminary draft budget have been updated to take account of : - the proceeds of the special elimination levy to be introduced for the 1987/88 sugar marketing year (261 million ECU) ; - the deferral by Portugl of introduction of the common VAT system until 1989 ; - the reduction in the rate of the crisis levy on staff salaries (7.36 million ECU).