Traduction de «Disposition de dégrèvement pour impôt étranger » (Français → Anglais) :

15. Recalls its request for increased transparency and tighter control to prevent the use of tax havens, which are foreign non-cooperative jurisdictions characterised in particular by no or nominal taxes, a lack of effective exchange of information with foreign tax authorities and a lack of transparency in legislative, legal or administrative provisions, or identified as such by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development or the Financial Action Task Force;

15. Recalls its request for increased transparency and tighter control to prevent the use of tax havens, which are foreign non-cooperative jurisdictions characterised in particular by no or nominal taxes, a lack of effective exchange of information with foreign tax authorities and a lack of transparency in legislative, legal or administrative provisions;

declare that the Kingdom of Spain has failed to meet its obligations under Article 56 TFEU (formerly Article 49 TEC) and Article 36 of the EEA Agreement by adopting and maintaining in force Article 46(c) of the consolidated version of the Ley de Regulación de los Planes y Fondos de Pensiones, Article 86 of Real Decreto Legislativo 6/2004 of 29 October 2004 approving the consolidated version of the Ley de ordenación y supervisión de los seguros privados, Article 10 of Real Decreto Legislativo 5/2004 approving the consolidated version of the Ley del Impuesto sobre la renta de los no residentes, and Article 47 of Ley 58/2003 (General Tribut ...[+++]aria) of 17 December 2003, pursuant to which foreign pension funds based in other Member States and which offer occupational pension schemes in Spain, and insurance companies which operate in Spain under the freedom to provide services, inter alia, are required to designate a tax representative who is resident in Spain.

This procedure does not apply to companies as defined in Article 2 of the Income Tax Act, (that is, international holding/trading companies) and to companies which own a vessel registered under the Merchant Shipping Act, and where the resident participation does not exceed 20 %.PLforeigners, who have received permission for residence on the territory of Poland, permission for tolerated stay, refugee status granted in Poland or who enjoy temporary protection on its territory, may undertake and pursue economic activity on the territory of Poland on the same rules as Polish citizens.Following reciprocity requirements, if ratified international agreements do not provide otherwise, foreign persons may take up and pursue economic activity on the ...[+++]territory of Poland on the same rules as entrepreneurs having their seat in Poland.When there is no reciprocity, foreign persons have the right to undertake and pursue economic activity on the territory of Poland only in a form of limited partnership, limited liability company and joint-stock company; they have also right to join these companies or to take and buy their shares or stocks.ROthe sole administrator or the Chairman of the Board of Administration as well as half of the total number of administrators of a commercial company shall be Romanian citizens unless otherwise stipulated in the company contract or in its statutes.

17. Proposes to Member States that in drawing up and applying their fiscal policies they should study and assess the possibility of reducing tax burdens, which should not however have direct or indirect repercussions for workers, on those undertakings which make available to their employees a nursery and children's day-care service, particularly in those cases where the work is organised in shifts or the timetable is not in line with services of this type;

Canadian jurisprudence provides that unless there is a clear authority in the trust indenture to pay foreign taxes or there is a treaty requiring such payment, Canadian trustees of a Canadian trust are not empowered to use the assets of the trust to pay foreign taxes.