Traduction de «esercizio d'imposta » (Italien → Anglais) :

Thus, the services on which the regional tax on stopovers has an impact may have a cross-border character , since that tax affects the services offered by undertakings established in Sardinia to nationals or undertakings established in another Member State, as well as the services offered by undertakings established in a Member State other than Italy which operate recreational craft in Sardinia.

Recognising that the Internet is essential for education and for the practical exercise of freedom of expression and access to information, any restriction imposed on the exercise of these fundamental rights should be in accordance with the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.

Save where they are ruled out by the exclusions in Articles 19 to 26 or pursuant to Article 30, concerning the pursuit of the activity in question, this Directive shall apply to contracts which have a value excluding value-added tax (VAT) estimated to be no less than the following thresholds:

Rules governing the exercise of the right to deduct: to have the right to exercise the right to deduct, the taxable person must, depending on the case, hold an invoice, hold an import document, specifying him as consignee or importer, and stating or permitting calculation of the amount of tax due, or comply with the formalities established by each Member State.

These proposals, which will have to take account of the need to modernize the existing provisions, will relate to: . determination of the physical scope of the tax, including the precise definition of taxable transactions (uniform definition of the supply of goods, the concept of the supply of services, the fact that the supplies are made for consideration, etc.); the precise determination of the territorial scope of the tax will be looked into in phase three; . definition of the concept of the taxable person for VAT purposes (which involves reviewing the VAT status of public bodies, the consequences of treatment as a non-taxable person, etc.); . determination of the taxable amount for taxable transactions; . exemptions: maintenance or ...[+++]abolition and, in any event, harmonization of exemptions, consequences for the right to deduct, etc.; . the right to deduct: conditions giving rise to and governing exercise of the right to deduct, procedures, harmonization of the non-deductibility of certain items of expenditure, deductible proportion (general proportion, actual application), i.e. the ratio of deductible transactions to non-deductible transactions (because exempt or outside the scope of the tax).

For all that, this simplification exercise has reached its limits and, if taken further, would fundamentally jeopardize the principles enshrined in Community legislation concerning the place of taxation of transactions and the place of deduction of the tax.