Traduction de «bénéfice du cumul » (Français → Anglais) :

accumulated earnings tax | accumulated profits tax

year-to-date [ YTD | year to date ]

living in plurality

exchange profit | rate gain

income from continuing operations | income before discontinued operations and extraordinary items

income | earnings | net income | net profit | profit

The Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption: an evaluation [ The Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption: an evaluation: summary of the findings of a symposium on the Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption sponsored by the Institute for Policy Analysis of the University of Toronto and the Department of Finance. ]

39. Welcomes the idea of a Capital Markets Union (CMU), whilst expecting a timely and coherent conclusion to the consultations; stresses the need to perform a cumulative impact assessment of economic legislation in order to identify legislative inconsistencies that would act as barriers to a CMU, with special consideration given to SMEs and mid-caps; calls for any proposals for additional legislation to be subject to a thorough impact assessment and cost-benefit analysis, ensuring that proposals are only made if the intended effects cannot be achieved by non-legislative means;

While each technology offers technological innovation, the accumulated benefit from the numerous interactions of KETs and other industrial enabling technologies and their combinations can also lead to technological leaps.

While each technology offers technological innovation, the accumulated benefit from the numerous interactions of KETs and other industrial enabling technologies and their combinations , can also lead to technological leaps.

38. Calls on the Commission and the Member States to promote vocational training policies and programmes for women of all age groups, paying particular attention to the urgent need for lifelong learning programmes and the need to acquire new skills in new technologies and in the IT sector, in order to improve women’s access to and increase their participation in the various business sectors, including the economic and financial sectors where women employees are few, also envisaging specific support measures so that women are able to combine workload, training and family life; recalls the important role played by the European Social Fund in assisting entry into employment through training policies, and suggests that Member States and local ...[+++]authorities promote recourse to this fund for the benefit, especially, of women who are more affected by the economic crisis;