Betekenis van:
interest group
interest group
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- belangengroep
- (usually plural) a social group whose members control some field of activity and who have common aims
Synoniemen
Hyperoniemen
Hyponiemen
Voorbeeldzinnen
- The public interest group was funded by its members.
- the ABX Group presented an opportunity to create significant value and a strategic interest for SNCB;
- The major one was a 43,43 % interest in HYPO Group Alpe Adria, a financing group in the Alps-to-Adriatic region.
- According to the Hungarian authorities, the measure represents a kind of partial group taxation, applied only to interest income.
- Commission officials with an interest in the area may attend meetings of the Group and its sub-groups.
- It cannot therefore be ruled out that a significant number of small companies are organised in the form of a group and receive/pay interest in the context of their intra-group relations.
- Members of the group of experts appointed in a personal capacity shall each year sign an undertaking to act in the public interest and a declaration indicating the absence or existence of any interest which may undermine their objectivity.
- However, the measure is not selective, as the legally and factually comparable companies are those that receive group interest on balance in Hungary.
- As of January 2003, the Hungarian authorities introduced new provisions for the favourable taxation of net interest income between affiliated companies belonging to the same group.
- The deferral was granted at a time when the Herlitz Group was not yet in difficulty with an interest rate still higher than the reference rate applicable.
- The public interest group ‘Bureau national de métrologie’ was under state control [20], before being incorporated into the LNE in 2005.
- [For each heading checked in section above, provide a short explanation of each amendment. Provide also a statement explaining the legitimate interest of the group proposing the amendment.]
- Hungary also presented the impact derived from the aggregate data relating to the 50 individual companies that received the highest amount of net intra-group interest.
- Finally, they contended that the interest rate was similar to, or even higher than, other loans granted to companies belonging to the Añón group.
- Inversely, at the level of the group taken as a whole, the Commission noted that the scheme confers an advantage for cross-border situations with inbound interest, i.e. where the net interest-receiving company is based in Hungary and the net interest-paying company is non-resident.