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personal property

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. “Tangible personal property” is not defined in Illinois legislation but is taken to be any physical property.
2. A retailer of tangible personal property [14] incurs a Retailers’ Occupation Tax ( ‘ROT’) liability and the purchaser of tangible personal property incurs a corresponding Use Tax liability.
3. Qualifying real and personal property must be used primarily for manufacturing pure biofuels.
4. In regard to the property tax and leasehold excise tax exemptions, RCW Chapter 84.36.635 and RCW Chapter 82.29A.135 provide that qualifying real and personal property is exempt from property tax and leasehold excise tax.
5. Every Member State shall, subject to the conditions and in the cases hereinafter set out, exempt personal property introduced permanently from another Member State by private individuals from consumption taxes which normally apply to such property.
6. In accordance with the former provisions, ‘a tax is imposed upon persons engaged in the business of selling at retail tangible personal property…’.
7. Repeal all discriminatory provisions in the fields of labour, access to property rights, legal redress and access to citizenship; guarantee unhindered access to health services and personal documents.
8. they are contained in the personal property of a natural person transferring his normal place of residence from the Community to a third country.
9. The insurance referred to in Article 3(1) of Directive 72/166/EEC shall cover compulsorily both damage to property and personal injuries.
10. The measure falls outside the scope of Article 87(1) of the Treaty insofar as some Qualifying Companies are established by individuals for tax planning reasons, for holding assets or property, or for managing their personal wealth.
11. Council Directive 83/183/EEC of 28 March 1983 on tax exemptions applicable to permanent imports from a Member State of the personal property of individuals [3] has been substantially amended several times [4].
12. The rate of ROT during the IP was 6,25 % of gross receipts from sales of tangible personal property made in the course of business, plus any applicable local taxes in counties in Illinois (35 ILCS, Chapter 120, Section 2-10).
13. In particular, the tax obstacles to the introduction by private individuals of personal property into one Member State from another Member State are such as to hinder the free movement of persons within the Community.
14. Without prejudice to Article 2(2), Member States may not, by virtue of this Directive, apply within the Community tax exemptions less favourable than those which they accord to imports by private individuals of personal property from third countries.
15. Repeal all discriminatory provisions, in particular in Montenegro in the field of the labour market, access to property rights, legal redress and access to citizenship; guarantee unhindered access to health services and personal documents.