Traduction de «taux double » (Français → Anglais) :

double-declining-balance method

double-declining-balance method of depreciation [ double declining balance method | double-declining-balance method ]

double time | doubletime | double time rate | double-time rate

doubletime [ double time | double-time rate ]

double-declining balance method

dual-rate coefficient

two-tier exchange rate | TTER [Abbr.]

Does Article 56 TFEU preclude national tax legislation under which financial institutions not resident in Portuguese territory are subject to tax on interest income received in that territory, withheld at source at the definitive rate of 20 % (or at a lower rate if there is an agreement to avoid double taxation), a tax applied to gross income with no possibility of deducting business expenses directly related to the financial activity carried out, whereas the interest received by resident financial institutions is incorporated in the total taxable income, with deduction of any expenses related to the activity pursued when determining the ...[+++] profit for the purposes of corporation tax, so that the basic rate of 25 % is applied to the net interest income?

From 2000 onwards productivity in industry and services shows a 2% annual increase in the convergence regions, double the percentage in the competitiveness and employment regions under Objective 2.

The following coupon structures are notably excluded: all floaters linked to foreign currency interest rates, commodity and equity indices and exchange rates, dual floaters and floaters linked to swap spreads or to another combination of indices, and any kind of ratchet and range accrual coupons, as well as inverse floaters and coupons that depend on a credit rating.

142. Notes the Court of Auditors' observations presented in example 5.3 of the Annual Report; is highly concerned about the ‘flexible interpretation of eligibility for co-financed actions’ or ‘notional approach’ with United Nations organisations which bears the risk of double financing of the same cost; believes that this also has a reducing effect on the Court of Auditors' error rate; is also deeply worried about the ‘extended eligibility criteria’ applicable under the Financial and Administrative Framework Agreement with the United Nations Agencies (FAFA) and the Framework Partnership Agreements with the Commission's implementing pa ...[+++]rtners which also bear the risk of financing the same cost twice; calls strongly on the Commission to discontinue both practices; expects UN agencies to grant intergovernmental donor organisations similar rights to access internal audit reports as are granted to UN Member States; notes in this context that further progress is needed in order to improve reporting on the use of Union funds by providing information about results rather than actions;