Traduction de «Produit de l'impôt » (Français → Anglais) :

tax proceeds | tax receipts | tax yield

tax yield | yield of taxation

yield of national corporation taxes

current income tax benefit | benefit of current income taxes | current benefit due to loss carryback | current tax benefit | current tax recovery

future income tax benefit | benefit of future income taxes | deferred income tax benefit | deferred tax benefit | deferred tax income | future tax benefit

income tax benefit | tax benefit

taxes on products

An Act to amend the Income Tax Act (herbal remedies)

The exemption, remission or deferral of prior-stage cumulative indirect taxes on goods or services used in the production of exported products in excess of the exemption, remission or deferral of like prior-stage cumulative indirect taxes on goods or services used in the production of like products when sold for domestic consumption; provided, however, that prior-stage cumulative indirect taxes may be exempted, remitted or deferred on exported products even when not exempted, remitted or deferred on like products when sold for domestic consumption, if the prior-stage cumulative indirect taxes are levied on inputs that are consumed in th ...[+++]e production of the exported product (making normal allowance for waste) .

Where it is alleged that an indirect tax rebate scheme, or a drawback scheme, conveys a subsidy by reason of over-rebate or excess drawback of indirect taxes or import charges on inputs consumed in the production of the exported product, the Commission must normally first determine whether the government of the exporting country has in place and applies a system or procedure to confirm which inputs are consumed in the production of the exported product and in what amounts.

The exemption or remission, in respect of the production and distribution of exported products, of indirect taxes in excess of those levied in respect of the production and distribution of like products when sold for domestic consumption.

Value added at basic prices can be calculated from turnover (excluding VAT and other similar deductible taxes directly linked to turnover), plus capitalised production, plus other operating income plus or minus changes in stocks, minus the purchases of goods and services, minus taxes on products which are linked to turnover but not deductible plus any subsidies on products received.