Traduction de «Paiement au titre du revenu global de l'exploitation » (Français → Anglais) :

(vi) to an official of the government of a province that has received or is entitled to receive a payment referred to in this subparagraph, or to an official of the Department of Natural Resources, solely for the purposes of the provisions relating to payments to a province in respect of the taxable income of corporations earned in the offshore area with respect to the province under the Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Resources Accord Implementation Act, chapter 28 of the Statutes of Canada, 1988, the Canada-Newfoundland Atlantic Accord Implementation Act, chapter 3 of the Statutes of Canada, 1987, or similar Acts relating to the explorati ...[+++]on for or exploitation of offshore Canadian petroleum and gas resources,

First, major increases in budgetary Main Estimates: $874 million for the Canada Health and Social Transfer payments, specifically applicable to the Department of Finance; $840 million for increased employment insurance benefit payments under Human Resources Development Canada; $806 million for fiscal equalization payments under the Department of Finance; $700 million for salary and wage increases, including funding for the salary, wage, and related benefit costs for judges, the military, and RCMP members, basically covering all dep ...[+++]artments and agencies; $600 million for income disaster assistance for farmers, in response to recent declines in commodity prices, under Agriculture and Agri-food Canada; $583 million for old age security, guaranteed income supplement, and spouses' allowance payments under the Department of Human Resources Development.

6. By way of derogation from points (d) and (e) of the first subparagraph of paragraph 1, Member States shall have the option of excluding from the definition of interest payment any income referred to in those provisions distributed by undertakings or entities or investment funds or schemes having fund rules or instruments of incorporation governed by their law where the direct or indirect investment of such undertakings, entities ...[+++], funds or schemes in debt claims referred to in point (a) of that subparagraph or in securities referred to in point (b) of that subparagraph has not exceeded 15 % of their assets.

the possibility for the new Member States using SAPS to continue to use this simple way of granting income support to the farmers until the end of the year 2010, instead of 2008; from the start of 2009, farmers in the countries opting to continue this simplified direct aid scheme would have, as in other Member States, to start complying under ‘cross-compliance’ with statutory requirements in the areas of environment, public, animal and plant health and animal welfare to receive full payments under direct payment schemes and certain rural development measures; the simplification ...[+++] of the eligibility rules under the single payment scheme for land with olive trees; the clarification that the phasing-in of direct payments in the new Member States does not apply to the direct payments related to the sugar

The first one was the authorisation for Italy to advance 50% of arable payments to farmers in southern Italy badly affected by persistent drought (some €300 million).

A proposal to authorise the German paying agencies to pay an advance of 50% of arable payments to farmers in flooded regions in Eastern Germany as well as in Schleswig-Holstein and Niedersachsen (budgetary cost about €516 million brought forward from the 2003 budget).