Traduction de «Tasso d'imposizione » (Italien → Anglais) :

6. Stresses that social investment has made it possible to protect poor people more effectively against the crisis and increases poor people’s resilience to shocks; highlights as well the fact that, despite the crisis, some developing countries’ growth rate is close to 4%; underlines that countries with effective systems of domestic taxation reduce their vulnerability to sudden losses of trade taxes or foreign capital inflows; urges, therefore, the EU to help developing countries set up progressive and effective taxation systems to mitigate the impact of the crisis on public revenues in order to help guarantee the funds needed for soc ...[+++]ial protection programmes and to ensure equitable redistribution of existing resources; urges the EU to continue to take a hard line on conditionality and effectiveness of its development aid, in particular with regard to countries where corruption is further exacerbating the impact of the crisis in terms of undermining human rights;

For the purposes of points 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3 an item of income should be considered to be subject to tax where it is treated as taxable by the jurisdiction concerned and is not exempt from tax, nor benefits from a full tax credit or zero-rate taxation.

Sometimes the criticism of the effects of competition shifts from the tax take to how it is made up, and in particular to the level of taxation of labour by comparison with the other factors of production: the Commission shows that, between 1970 and 1999, the implicit level of taxation of labour increased by around 12%, while that of capital rose by some 5%.

(39) The overall level of cost recovery through infrastructure charges affects the necessary level of government contribution; Member States may require different levels of overall cost recovery through charges including mark-ups or a rate of return which the market can bear while balancing cost recovery with intermodal competitiveness of rail freight.

(39) The overall level of cost recovery through infrastructure charges affects the necessary level of government contribution; Member States may require different levels of overall cost recovery through charges including mark-ups or a rate of return which the market can bear while balancing cost recovery with intermodal competitiveness of rail freight.

The special Canary Islands zone offers tax aid for a limited period and on a degressive scale in the form of reduced taxation starting from 1% and going up to a ceiling of 5% on profits made by local firms.