Traduction de «finances d'entreprise » (Français → Anglais) :

However, access to appropriate financing often proves difficult, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), as financial players are unwilling to take the risk that such businesses represent.

7. Stresses the urgent need for the Commission and the Member States to promote a more dynamic economy that allows innovation to flourish and removes barriers for businesses, in particular innovative ones, SMEs, start-ups and scale-ups, so that they can access markets in a level playing field, through the development of e-government, a future-proof and integrated regulatory and non-regulatory framework, access to finance, including new funding models for EU start-ups, SMEs and civil society initiatives, and a long-term investment strategy in digital infrastructure, skills, digital inclusion, research and innovation; recalls that the bas ...[+++]is of innovation-friendly policy that fosters competition and innovation should include the possibility for projects to access financing possibilities; calls upon the Commission, therefore, to ensure that crowdfunding can be done seamlessly across borders, and encourages the Member States to introduce incentives for crowdfunding;

9. Calls on the Member States, with this in mind, to ensure that national rules on the taxation of inheritance and gifts, on debt and equity and on corporate taxation support, rather than discriminate against, equity financing, which is so vital for family businesses; recalls that direct taxation and succession law are Member State competences; calls on the Member States, therefore, to examine the debt bias within their tax codes by assessing its impact on the financing structure of companies and the level of investment, and to ensure equal treatment of equity financing as compared to debt financing in order not to impede the successio ...[+++]n of ownership and the long-term prospects of family businesses; calls on the Commission and the Member States to examine any tax-driven discrimination vis-à-vis equity financing against the background of fair competition;

34. Considers that SMEs in Europe are very dependent on bank financing and that this increases their vulnerability; notes that there are real benefits in new forms of funding through innovative programmes and non-banking routes such as peer-to-peer loans, crowd funding, cooperative business models, microcredit and other tools which can provide vital investment for SMEs in order to create new jobs; considers that new forms of funding could be beneficial for young, dynamic companies that have problems accessing more traditional sources of funding because they are so new; welcomes the fact that the Commission acknowledges the potential o ...[+++]f alternative sources of financing for starting up and taking over SMEs and that it is investigating the scope for providing a framework for, and supporting, these approaches; calls on the Commission to investigate how these sources of funding could be further leveraged to help micro-enterprises and SMEs, and to address the needs for regulation, education and research in this field; calls on the Member States, acting in cooperation with the social partners and other stakeholders at regional and local level, to identify strategic sectors suitable for projects with alternative financing, particularly in regions where the conventional economy cannot sufficiently meet specific economic and social needs;

31. Welcomes the Commission’s efforts to help Member States improve their fiscal and administrative arrangements for business transfers; sees a need to improve the taxation approach to innovative forms of financing, such as group financing, venture capital financing or business angel financing; invites Member States to increase their support for business transfers through financial instruments at national level by means of loan guarantees, as well as other forms of financing such as group financing or business angel financing, and w ...[+++]elcomes the Commission’s emphasis on crowdfunding platforms; believes that business transfers should also be facilitated through appropriate training initiatives on management skills, such as in cases where businesses are transferred to employees;

31. Welcomes the Commission’s efforts to help Member States improve their fiscal and administrative arrangements for business transfers; sees a need to improve the taxation approach to innovative forms of financing, such as group financing, venture capital financing or business angel financing; invites Member States to increase their support for business transfers through financial instruments at national level by means of loan guarantees, as well as other forms of financing such as group financing or business angel financing, and w ...[+++]elcomes the Commission’s emphasis on crowdfunding platforms; believes that business transfers should also be facilitated through appropriate training initiatives on management skills, such as in cases where businesses are transferred to employees;