Betekenis van:
direct tax

direct tax
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • a tax paid directly by the person or organization on whom it is levied

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    1. Opinion against the direct tax was dominant.
    2. As regards direct taxes, in particular income tax, municipal business tax and net worth tax (wealth tax), the exemption enjoyed by 1929 holding companies is total.
    3. Direct tax incentives in favour of companies taking part in trade fairs abroad
    4. Is the assistance measure subject to corporate tax (or other direct taxation)?
    5. Is the assistance measure subject to corporate tax (or other direct taxation)? If only partially, to what extent? …
    6. The aid is granted by the Polish authorities in the form of direct grants, price reductions and tax exemptions.
    7. A refundable income tax credit is a credit against the taxpayer’s income taxes or a direct payment.
    8. Is the assistance measure subject to corporate tax (or other direct taxation)? If only partially, to what extent?;
    9. What results have been obtained as a direct consequence of the tax, or are expected to be obtained?
    10. Substantially advance work towards completing alignment with the tax acquis as regards VAT, excise duties and direct taxation, including the Code of Conduct for Business Taxation.
    11. It is refundable because the excess credit can be disbursed to the taxpayer as a direct cash payment if the credit is greater than the individual’s tax liability.
    12. The deduction option therefore falls under the category of tax measures open to all economic operators referred to under point 13 of the ‘direct taxation communication’.
    13. Jungbunzlauer GmbH points out that the energy tax rebate is not aid in the sense of a direct monetary payment by the State.
    14. Gross margin is based on total revenue before interest and tax less direct cost of supply (including electricity and delivery costs).
    15. Belgium intends to grant a direct subsidy of EUR 2919480 and a five-year exemption from property tax, the benefit of which is estimated at EUR 766000.