Traduction de «charge d'impôts exigibles » (Français → Anglais) :

There are still too many areas left where governments could save tax dollars without resorting to further financial burdens on our seniors, and lower- and mid-income learners for example, limits on salary expenditures claimed by large corporations; higher taxation on incomes over $100,000; greater taxation on corporate profits or greater demand on corporate reinvestment into Canadian communities; elimination of unfair trade practices, such as Bill C-91; the closing of international tax-free loopholes; taxing all profits made in this country equally and proportionally to what we are now taxing individuals.

Demands that any support provided to the private sector in the form of ODA come within the framework of the national plans and/or strategies of the partner countries, and that the amounts allocated be focused on the development of human resources, decent work, the sustainable management of natural resources and the development of high-quality inclusive public services for the benefit of the population; advocates safeguards to ensure that private companies respect human rights, offer decent jobs and pay their taxes in the countries where they operate;

58. Demands that any support provided to the private sector in the form of ODA come within the framework of the national plans and/or strategies of the partner countries, and that the amounts allocated be focused on the development of human resources, decent work, the sustainable management of natural resources and the development of high-quality inclusive public services for the benefit of the population; advocates safeguards to ensure that private companies respect human rights, offer decent jobs and pay their taxes in the countries where they operate;

"In making this proposal the Commission has given effect to the consensus reached by Member States that all citizens resident in the European Union should pay the tax due on their savings income and that the best way of achieving this is to establish a comprehensive system of information exchange between Member States", commented Taxation Commissioner Frits Bolkestein".

Because a technical commitment in the Department of Finance will be examining ways of simplifying the business tax system, including corporate income, capital and payroll taxes and personal taxes, taxpayers will be able to more easily comply with the system.

The study, which is to be completed within a year, will have to answer the following main questions: (a) Do the disparities which exist between corporation taxes and the tax burdens on companies from one Member State to the next induce distortions in investment decisions which are incompatible with the functioning of the internal market? (b) If so, can those distortions be eliminated simply through the interplay of market forces and competition between national tax systems or are Community measures required? (c) Should any action at Community level concentrate on one or more elements of company taxation, namely the different corporation ...[+++]tax systems, the differences in tax treatment associated with the legal status of companies, the tax base or rates?