Betekenis van:
incentive scheme

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The first scheme is based on Gujarat's industrial incentive policy whereas the second scheme is based on the Bombay Electricity Duty Act of 1958.
2. Other measures such as contract renegotiation, application of indexation clauses in contracts to hedge against currency risks, employee incentive scheme, process optimisation and financial asset sales.
3. Accordingly the Commission could not, when it initiated proceedings, rule out the possibility that retrospective aid without an incentive effect might be granted under the scheme.
4. Employment restructuring, i.e. elimination of increasingly commonplace fixed-term employment contracts and measures designed to achieve target employment levels. Introduction of an incentive scheme.
5. According to the Portuguese authorities, the beneficiary applied for State aid in April 1999. The aid consists of a loan granted under scheme N 667/99 [6] and a tax incentive granted under scheme N 97/99 [7].
6. The Commission notes that in the document ‘Assessment of the Budget Day Set of Measures tackling air quality 2005’ (Beoordeling van het prinsjesdagpakket — Aanpak Luchtkwaliteit 2005), the Dutch authorities assess the impact of this incentive scheme.
7. ‘Binding target’ means a performance target adopted by Member States as part of a national or functional airspace block performance plan and subject to an incentive scheme providing for rewards, disincentives and/or corrective action plans;
8. on the list of the beneficiary countries which qualify for the special incentive arrangement for sustainable development and good governance, provided for by Article 26(e) of Council Regulation (EC) No 980/2005 applying a scheme of generalised tariff preferences
9. One income tax scheme (income tax incentive for research and development) and three regional schemes (Punjab industrial incentives, Gujarat industrial incentives and Gujarat refund of electricity duty) were not mentioned in the review request.
10. A voluntary scheme can only be successful and have a significant impact on the market if it provides an economic incentive for potential applicants and it is supported by a significant amount of marketing and promotion activities.
11. In this regard, the Irish company tax scheme was initially not classified as aid, although the Commission's view subsequently changed [11] and reflected the gradual tightening of Community discipline regarding such tax incentive schemes.
12. Nor can the Commission accept the arguments proposed by the Italian authorities according to which there was an incentive effect where the recipient applied for aid before the work started on the basis of a different regional aid scheme.
13. In the context of the appropriate measures exercise, Resolution No 34/73 adjusted the aid intensity to the new regional aid map ceilings, thus ensuring compatibility with the 1998 Guidelines, while Resolution No 33/4 ensured compliance with the principle of incentive effect; the Commission concluded, therefore, that these resolutions did not add any new element to the aid scheme previously approved, scheme No N 272/98.
14. While this difference in treatment could normally be justified by the nature of the tax system, in the case in point the fact that the scheme is an extraordinary incentive that cannot be justified as part of the ordinary operation of the tax system rules out such a justification.
15. Quite the reverse, the fact that an economic operator is prepared to start work, and to incur the financial risks inherent in the project, even without submitting an application for aid under the relevant scheme, suggests that the aid is not needed in order to provide an incentive.