Traduction de «fonctions à valeur ajoutée » (Français → Anglais) :

value added reseller | VAR | value-added reseller | value added remarketer | value-added remarketer

value-added income stabilization account [ VAISA | value added income stabilization account ]

Value-added Information Processing Products Policy

value-added space

value-added service with erotic content

to register for VAT

For new streaming radio and music services, such as Rdio to film and television platforms like Netflix to gaming platforms such as XBox Live Arcade, all of these services are supported by a wide range of behind-the-scenes TPMs These measures not only help prevent illegal copying or unauthorized appropriation of content from these services, and thus provide viable revenue streams for their creators, but also enable a range of value-added features such as rentals, subscriptions or demonstration versions, which would not otherwise be possible.

118. Stresses that, to restore the link between taxation and economic substance and to ensure that taxes are paid in the countries where actual economic activity and value creation take place, as well as to correct existing mismatches, ‘formula apportionment’ should differentiate between sectors, to take into account their specific features, in particular with regard to digital businesses since the digital economy makes it more difficult for tax authorities to determine where value is created; calls on the Commission to consider carefully Parliament’s position on CCCBT and to adopt a formula apportionment which reflects the real economi ...[+++]c activities of companies; calls on the Commission to continue its work on concrete options for the design of this allocation key, in particular with a view to anticipating, for each sector, the impact on the tax revenue of each Member State, according to the structure of its economy; stresses, furthermore, that the CCCTB is a useful means of combating BEPS and creating European added value regardless of whether or not the tax revenue might be partially used as a new own resource for the EU budget;

116. Stresses that, to restore the link between taxation and economic substance and to ensure that taxes are paid in the countries where actual economic activity and value creation take place, as well as to correct existing mismatches, ‘formula apportionment’ should differentiate between sectors, to take into account their specific features, in particular with regard to digital businesses since the digital economy makes it more difficult for tax authorities to determine where value is created; calls on the Commission to consider carefully Parliament’s position on CCCBT and to adopt a formula apportionment which reflects the real economi ...[+++]c activities of companies; calls on the Commission to continue its work on concrete options for the design of this allocation key, in particular with a view to anticipating, for each sector, the impact on the tax revenue of each Member State, according to the structure of its economy; stresses, furthermore, that the CCCTB is a useful means of combating BEPS and creating European added value regardless of whether or not the tax revenue might be partially used as a new own resource for the EU budget;

7. Is, therefore, convinced that any decision on the financial framework should be preceded by – and based on – a genuine political debate on the role, function and added value of the EU budget and on its compatibility with the political strategy adopted by the Union and operational priorities and objectives assigned to the Union; considers that, in order to bridge the gap between divergent visions on what the EU budget stands for and what it can achieve, this debate should be organised in due time and involve the three EU institutions and all national parliaments, but also engage the highest po ...[+++]litical level in the Member States;