Traduction de «Marché fiscal de sociétés déficitaires » (Français → Anglais) :

The Commission is also preparing to re-launch the Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base (CCCTB) before the end of the year, which will close down many opportunities for aggressive tax planning, as well as improving the business environment in the Single Market (MEMO/15/5174).

18. Believes that the existing tax framework cannot continue to be applied, given the specificities of the digital economy; considers that, with due respect for national competences, more coordination on taxation is needed in order to prevent tax avoidance, tax evasion and aggressive tax planning practices, to prevent market distortion and unfair competition and to create a true European Digital Single Market; calls on the Commission to support extending the country-by-country reporting regime on taxes for multinational companies to all sectors, with the exclusion of SMEs and midcaps, to endorse the Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Ba ...[+++]se (CCCTB) proposal, and to support the adoption of digital technologies and best practices with a view to facilitating the more efficient and timely capture of tax-related data; asks the Commission to take into account the latest recommendations of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development anti-BEPS (base erosion and profit shifting) project;

Having regard the facts that the recast version of the Parent-Subsidiary Directive was adopted in September 2011 and the Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base Report was adopted this year by the ECON Committee; and taking into account the facts that there are recent estimates indicating that tax evasion and tax avoidance, which cost the governments of the European Union a significant amount of uncollected revenues; whereas the loss of revenues raises the deficit and debt levels of the different Member States; whereas the cooperation between the tax systems of the different Members States would be more and more desirable, it is needed to amend the Directive in order to further tighten the possibility of unintended non-taxation, double ta ...[+++]xation or tax-avoidance fraud among the Member States causing more damages to the well functioning of the internal market as stated in the recently adopted Motion for a resolution on 'all for concrete ways to combat tax fraud and tax evasion'.

The objectives of the initiative cannot be sufficiently achieved unilaterally by the Member States. It is exactly the differences in national legislation concerning the tax treatment of hybrid financing which allow taxpayers, in particular groups of companies, to employ cross-border tax planning strategies which lead to distortions of capital flows and of competition in the Internal Market.

12. Underlines the importance of removing fiscal barriers to cross-border activities, without prejudice to the provisions set out in the Lisbon Treaty as regards EU Member States’ sovereignty in tax matters; stresses the need for better co-ordination of national tax policy by Member States with the aim of further decreasing tax obstacles and barriers in the internal market and avoiding double taxation and combating tax competition; calls for the introduction of a common consolidated corporate tax base and a review of the proposal for a simplified taxation system for SMEs active in the single market in line with the principle of subsidi ...[+++]arity;

In a Single Market having the characteristics of a domestic market, transactions between companies of different Member States should not be subject to less favourable tax conditions than those applicable to the same transactions carried out between companies of the same Member State