Betekenis van:
business concern

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The comparison must concern the business rather than cooperative members or shareholders.
2. Business secrets can only concern information relating to a business which has actual or potential economic value, the disclosure or use of which could result in economic benefits for other companies.
3. The services covered by this Directive concern a wide variety of ever-changing activities, including business services such as management consultancy, certification and testing; facilities management, including office maintenance; advertising; recruitment services; and the services of commercial agents.
4. The financial undertaking should also be able to withhold bonuses where its situation deteriorates significantly, in particular where it can no longer be presumed that it can or will continue to be able to carry out its business as a going concern.
5. Member States should be able to take action to ensure that measures provided for in Directive 77/388/EEC relating to the taxable person and the transfer of a business as a going concern are not being exploited to evade and avoid tax.
6. The adjusted net assets value method is a way of valuing a ‘going concern’ by adjusting the value of all assets and liabilities to the fair market value. The fair market value is defined in economic literature as the price at which a business or assets would change hands between a willing buyer and a willing seller, neither of whom are compelled to buy or sell and both of whom have a reasonable knowledge of all relevant facts at the time.