Traduction de «exportations de services de transport de biens » (Français → Anglais) :

(a)loans or credit that have a specific and documented objective to provide financing for non-prohibited imports or exports of goods and non-financial services between the Union and any third State, including the expenditure for goods and services from another third State that is necessary for executing the export or import contracts; or

has not supplied any goods or services in the EU country of refund, with the exception of the supply of certain transport services and the supply of goods and services to a person who is liable to pay VAT.

has not supplied any goods or services in the EU country of refund, with the exception of the supply of certain transport services and the supply of goods and services to a person who is liable to pay VAT.

(21) The scope of the coordinated field is without prejudice to future Community harmonisation relating to information society services and to future legislation adopted at national level in accordance with Community law; the coordinated field covers only requirements relating to on-line activities such as on-line information, on-line advertising, on-line shopping, on-line contracting and does not concern Member States' legal requirements relating to goods such as safety standards, labelling obligations, or liability for goods, or Member States' requirements relating to the delivery or the transport ...[+++] of goods, including the distribution of medicinal products; the coordinated field does not cover the exercise of rights of pre-emption by public authorities concerning certain goods such as works of art.

Unfortunately she has decided to ban PCB exports to the U.S. despite the fact that Canada exports over 100,000 tonnes of waste to the U.S. each year (1405) The distance now that the PCBs have to travel are much greater when shipped across Canada than when shipped to the United States. Canadian companies are also paying an extra $150 million to do this.

In order to do this, they must, in particular: - determine in which Member State their sales transaction is located, in order to identify the administration to which they will have to pay the tax and make their obligatory returns (regular return and recapitulative statement), or to which, in the event of a check being made, they will have to prove the conditions for an exemption (e.g. need to establish the customer's status or the existence of a transport of goods supplied outside the Member State of departure), - be able to establish that a taxable transaction is effected under conditions justifying the application of special rules, shi ...[+++]fting the place of taxation to another Member State (the case, for example, of distance sales, supplies of intangible services, services ancillary to the intra- Community transport of goods), - identify, in respect of every movement of goods between Member States, those to which the arrangements for transfers of goods must be applied (storage, sales at exhibitions, consignments, etc.).