Traduction de «capacité d'imposition » (Français → Anglais) :

2. Insists that effective mobilisation of domestic resources and a strengthening of tax systems will be an indispensable factor in achieving the post-2015 framework that will replace the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), which represents a viable strategy to overcome foreign aid dependency in the long term, and that efficient and fair tax systems are crucial for poverty eradication, fighting inequalities, good governance and state-building; recalls that certain transnational economic activities have affected the ability of countries to generate domestic government revenues and to choose their taxation structure, while the increased mobility of capital, combined ...[+++] with the use of tax havens, has greatly altered the conditions for taxation; expresses as well concerns about the level of corruption and non-transparent public administration that hinder tax revenues from being invested in state-building, public services or public infrastructure;

2. Insists that effective mobilisation of domestic resources and a strengthening of tax systems will be an indispensable factor in achieving the post-2015 framework that will replace the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), which represents a viable strategy to overcome foreign aid dependency in the long term, and that efficient and fair tax systems are crucial for poverty eradication, fighting inequalities, good governance and state-building; recalls that certain transnational economic activities have affected the ability of countries to generate domestic government revenues and to choose their taxation structure, while the increased mobility of capital, combined ...[+++] with the use of tax havens, has greatly altered the conditions for taxation; expresses as well concerns about the level of corruption and non-transparent public administration that hinder tax revenues from being invested in state-building, public services or public infrastructure;

M. whereas developing countries face major political, administrative and technical constraints in raising tax revenues as a result of insufficient human and financial resources to collect taxes, weak administrative capacity to deal with the complexity of collecting taxes on transnational companies, lack of tax collection capacities and infrastructure, a drain of skilled personnel away from tax administrations, corruption, lack of legitimacy of the political system, lack of participation in international tax cooperation, and unfair distribution of revenues and poor tax governance;

M. whereas developing countries face major political, administrative and technical constraints in raising tax revenues as a result of insufficient human and financial resources to collect taxes, weak administrative capacity to deal with the complexity of collecting taxes on transnational companies, lack of tax collection capacities and infrastructure, a drain of skilled personnel away from tax administrations, corruption, lack of legitimacy of the political system, lack of participation in international tax cooperation, and unfair distribution of revenues and poor tax governance;

As the Commission considers any distortion in tax rates to be State aid, it could be said that the Commission is against any entity other than the State having the capacity to set its own taxation rates.

Benefit, tax and training systems, where that proves necessary, must be reviewed and adapted to ensure that they actively support employability.