Übersetzung für "Corporate revenue" in Deutsch

If the Member State concerned can function with two or more autonomous tax jurisdictions competing for corporate tax revenue within its territory without suffering significant distortive effects on competition, it does not under the subsidiarity principle of the EC Treaty become a Community task to intervene in the constitutional arrangements of the Member State.

The United Kingdom invokes the subsidiarity principle in order to argue that if a Member State can function with two or more autonomous tax jurisdictions competing for corporate tax revenue within its territory without suffering significant distortive effects on competition, it does not under the subsidiarity principle of the EC Treaty become a Community task to intervene in the constitutional arrangements of the Member State.

This requirement means that average corporate-tax revenue must remain the same, which implies that there will be winners and losers: some will pay less than they do now, and others will pay more.

A few years ago, the US Treasury Department estimated that shifting to a territorial system would reduce corporate tax revenue by only $130 billion over ten years.

Since in this case both programmes involve the same subsidy i.e. corporate tax revenue foregone, the Commission is entitled to investigate them as a single subsidy.

The KWS Group's cross-segment function costs and research expenditures are pooled in the Corporate Segment, whose revenue comes from farms.

In the T-Systems Market Unit, which reflects Deutsche Telekom's business with corporate customers, revenue increased by 3.6Â percent year-on-year to EURÂ 1.7 billion.

The KWS Group’s cross-segment function costs and research expenditures are pooled in the Corporate Segment, whose revenue comes from farms.

Even when considering just the last ten years, it is essentially the same picture: The tax revenue in general and the corporate tax revenue in particular increased both in relation to the GDP as in relation to the total income.

Fiat, for example, is a supranational corporation which generates revenues equal to 4% of Poland's GDP in statistical terms, but its profits and the majority of its tax revenues go towards another budget.

Even though the government is the largest buyer of their products, it is not allowed to negotiate prices, thereby fueling an estimated increase in corporate revenues – and costs to the government – approaching $1 trillion dollars over a decade.

He wants to create a eurozone budget, funded by corporate-tax revenues.

With corporate income-tax revenues representing between 2% and 3% of GDP in the EU, the revenues from a EUCIT could easily reach billions of EUR per year.

Corporate income tax revenues will be increased by means of limiting the deductibility of interest costs, reducing the threshold for applying the highest surcharge on profits and changing the methodology for special prepayment to companies under group taxation, among others.

In all scenarios it is assumed that corporate tax revenues are kept constant ex-ante adapting the tax rate, so that the government budget is balanced before companies react to the new policy environment.

To correct the distortions inherent in the 'collection basis' (resulting, for example, from the concentration of corporate tax revenues in cities with head offices, of large firms), adjustments axe made to the distribution according to certain rules (Zerlegung) which seek to represent the real localisation of the tax base (see Chapter 16 ).