Traduction de «Produit de l'impôt sur le revenu des particuliers » (Français → Anglais) :

‘income tax’ means any tax on income, whether levied from individuals or from legal entities and irrespective of the manner in which it is levied, imposed on behalf of a State, its political subdivisions or its local authorities;

(Return tabled) Question No. 246 Mr. Rick Dykstra: With regard to the tax reductions and child care support introduced by the government since the beginning of 2006, how much would a two income employed couple earning $35,000 and $52,000 (for a combined total of $87,000) living in Ontario, with two children under 18, including one under 6: (a) save in taxes as the result of (i) the reduction of the goods and services tax, (ii) the reduction of personal income tax rates, (iii) the increase of the basic personal amount, (iv) the introduction of the child tax credit, (v) the introduction of the employment tax credit, (vi) the introduction o ...[+++]f the children's fitness tax credit, (vii) the introduction of the transit tax credit, assuming the cost of the monthly pass is $566 a year; and (b) receive from the Universal Child Care Benefit?

In order to discourage Community operators to register their fishing vessels on registers of third countries which do not ensure a proper control over the activities of their fishing fleet, especially in terms of illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, tax relief measures concerning corporate tax in respect of Community fishing vessels operating outside Community waters and reduced rates of social contributions and income tax for fishers employed onboard thereof may be regarded compatible with the common market.

Althouse: For each of the last 20 years, what proportion of gross domestic product has Canada received in tax revenue from: individual income taxes; corporate income taxes; manufacturers' sales taxes; goods and services tax; payments for services rendered by federal agencies; contributions to Canada pension plan and contributions to civil service pension schemes (military, RCMP and parliamentary)?

Local self-government collects revenue from own revenue sources (revenue from its own assets, county and municipal taxes, fines, charges and fees), shared taxes (income tax, profit tax, tax on real estate transactions, gambling tax) and grants.

Whereas the Member States should exchange, even without any request, any information which appears relevant for the correct assessment of taxes on income and on capital, in particular where there appears to be an artificial transfer of profits between enterprises in different Member States or where such transactions are carried ...[+++]out between enterprises in two Member States through a third country in order to obtain tax advantages, or where tax has been or may be evaded or avoided for any reason whatever;