Translation of "Registrierungskosten" in English

Registry fees are paid by the purchaser.

You can withdraw the costs of the ordered domain from my credit card.

Normally, the majority of total registration cost is cost for obtaining data.

Skip the line and avoid on-site registration costs by pre-registering in advance:

The cost for the online registration are € 43,65 (incl. VAT)

Legal: 10% Registration costs, lawyers which deal with cryptocurrency cases.

TRUMPF took care of the registration costs for potential donors.

Costs for ratification and/or registration are always borne by the Customer.

Every institution has its own registration expenses, fee schedule and tuition.

If this may be true for indirect costs it is not so concerning direct registration costs.

An admissions officer from each school is the best source for up-to-date information about tuition and registration costs.

Procedural requirements, red tape and high costs of registration should not get in the way of people who want to develop their business idea.

Leaving these cases aside, the average set-up costs for the SEs interviewed in the external study were approximately €784,000 (including the tax and legal advisory costs, translation costs and registration costs).

The one-off costs of registration for chemicals suppliers can in some cases be significant and may result in the rationalisation of portfolios by chemicals suppliers.

Finally, a specific protection of micro-SMEs would be foreseen in option 5a to prevent Member States to impose registration costs on micro-SMEs10 in order to recover their own costs.

Thus, while for the product type KMPS registration costs were shared between the two main producers of this product type (one in the Community and the other one in the USA), registration procedures were considered very costly and time-consuming, and could be more efficiently handled in terms of cost and time in the wider context the new European Chemicals Regulation (REACH) which entered into force on 1 June 2007 [7].

Registration bodies applying registration fees shall inform the competent national authorities of the methodology of the cost calculation of the fees.

In addition, Article 2 of that Decision stated that certain measures did not contain State aid, namely the exemption from registration charges, the payment for the hiving-off of the television broadcasting network, the facilities granted for payment of the annual fee for the use of the television broadcasting network, the protocol on cinema promotion, the bond issue and the restructuring plan for the period 1996 to 2000.

It annulled Article 2 of that Decision insofar as it found that the ‘exemption from registration charges’ does not constitute State aid.

The Court found that the Commission’s task was to establish, in relation to the ad hoc advantage consisting of the exemption from payment of the registration charges and fees relating to its transformation into a public limited company (hereafter ‘temporary exemption’), whether it was compatible with the logic of the Portuguese system for the transformation of public undertakings into public limited companies to occur by legislation, or whether the recourse to legislation was a derogation which was intended to confer an advantage on public undertakings in relation to other undertakings.

Under Article 11(2) of Law No 21/92, RTP was exempted from paying other registration fees directly linked to the modification of the legal nature of the company.

It should therefore be concluded that the exemption from registration charges (i.e. notarial deed charges, registration charges, publication costs) at the time of the RTP transformation constitutes a legitimate compensation for the provision of the public service broadcasting.

The impact which registration costs could have on their competitiveness is also unclear, or indeed whether these cost could be so great as to drive certain substances off the market.

Downstream users have voiced fears that some substances would not be registered because manufacturers will not consider it worthwhile to pay the cost of registration.

In particular, care must be taken to ensure that registration costs do not weigh excessively on particular segments of the supply chain or on sectors that face particularly stiff competition or are structurally weak.

In particular, care must be taken to ensure that registration costs do not weigh excessively on particular segments of the supply chain or on sectors that face particularly stiff competition or are structurally weak.

It adds that, even if the applicant’s position were valid and in the event that RTP had to bear all the notarial and registration charges connected with its change of status, the costs arising would have been borne by the Portuguese Republic itself, without it being possible for such ‘aid’ to be considered unlawful, since, as it is indispensable to the creation of the undertaking, it is directly linked to the fulfilment of RTP’s public service remit.

Includes proposals to lower the costs of registering a micro-enterprise, to introduce a friendlier tax policy, to simplify accounting requirements and to ensure the availability of financing and information for micro-enterprises.