Betekenis van:
capital gain

capital gain
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • vermogensaanwas
  • the amount by which the selling price of an asset exceeds the purchase price; the gain is realized when the asset is sold

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Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. The total capital gain realised by CGD was EUR 357,4 million.
  2. The tax advantage would only take effect in the event of a realised capital gain.
  3. Indeed, the additional documents demonstrate that the municipality has made a significant capital gain over a short period of time.
  4. If the capital gain from the placing of 3,75 million freenet shares is taken into account, group earnings in 2003 rose to EUR 160,4 million.
  5. Thus, a lower substitute tax on the gains realised from company reorganisations could be justified in principle as a technical measure to facilitate capital gain recognition.
  6. Indeed, the additional documents demonstrate that the municipality has made a significant capital gain over a short period of time. Consequently, it has not forgone potential revenues.
  7. The capital gain from the sale of CGD's stake in the Brazilian bank ITAÚ SA, which took place between 2000 and 2003.
  8. According to the information provided by the Italian authorities, nine banking groups realigned their assets pursuant to Article 26(26) of Law 350/2003, by payment of the substitute capital gain tax of 9 % (single realignment).
  9. On the one hand, Article 3 of D.Lgs. 358/1997 provided for an optional substitute capital gain tax regime for the contributions of a branch of business or a qualified participation to a recipient company in exchange of its shares.
  10. By payment of the 19 % capital gain tax, both the companies holding the banking assets, and the companies holding the stock of the companies in question could realign their tax bases, respectively, of the assets and of the stocks concerned.
  11. TFS made capital interventions in WRJ-Serwis in December 2003 with the objective of obtaining a majority shareholding in the company in order to gain control over the WRJ project.
  12. The application of paragraph 1 shall not prevent the Member States from taxing the gain arising out of the subsequent transfer of the securities representing the capital of the SE or of the SCE that transfers its registered office.’
  13. Moreover, Article 20 of Law 342/2000 provided detailed rules for the substitute capital gain tax to be paid and for the tax credit relative to such tax in favour of the shareholders receiving dividends resulting from the capital gains recognised.
  14. Nevertheless, in order to gain a comprehensive view of the financial relations between the French State and the public broadcasters France 2 and France 3 over the period covered by this Decision, the Commission must take account not only of the investment grants and capital injections but also of the licence fee.
  15. The capital gain tax was however reduced to 15 % (in lieu of the 19 % substitute tax), if the banking company elected to only realign the tax value of its assets, rather than both the value of the assets and of the stock.