Betekenis van:
rate of pay

rate of pay
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • loonstandaard
  • amount of money received per unit time

Synoniemen

Hyperoniemen

Hyponiemen

rate of pay
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • salariëring, loonregeling, salarisregeling
  • amount of money received per unit time

Synoniemen

Hyperoniemen

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Werkwoord

rate of pay

Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. The vast majority of qualifying companies pay corporation tax at a rate of between 2 % and 10 % of profits.
  2. aid beneficiaries pay at least 20 % of the national tax, unless a lower rate can be justified in view of a limited distortion of competition;
  3. where such time off cannot be granted owing to the requirements of the service, to overtime pay calculated at the rate of 133 % of basic salary.
  4. The legislation provides for a minimum tax rate of 0 % for a Qualifying Company, whilst Exempt Companies pay a fixed annual tax of between GBP 225 and 300.
  5. the interest-rate subsidy provided by MAFF is of three percentage points, the beneficiaries having to pay a minimum of 1,5 %.
  6. CWP is supposed to pay the amount of EUR 1513424 (DEM 2,96 million) by 31 December 2005, together with interest corresponding to the Commission’s reference rate.
  7. Interest rate swaps. An entity may transfer to a transferee a fixed rate financial asset and enter into an interest rate swap with the transferee to receive a fixed interest rate and pay a variable interest rate based on a notional amount that is equal to the principal amount of the transferred financial asset.
  8. Article 150 of the Amending Finance Law 2006 also lays down the principle of the competitively fair rate (taux d'équité concurrentielle — ‘TEC’) and leaves to a decree the task of determining how to calculate and pay the ‘employer's’ contribution.
  9. The ECB shall pay interest on the balance standing overnight to the credit of such accounts in an amount equivalent to the applicable ECB deposit facility rate on an actual/360 basis.
  10. In the present case, therefore, the Commission considers that Bike Systems would have had to pay an interest rate at least equal to the reference rate plus a premium of 400 basis points because it was in difficulty and a premium of a further 400 basis points because of the lack of any collateral.
  11. In order to recover this advantage, the Commission considers, in accordance with the conclusion reached in section 3.1 of the present decision, that the difference between the interest rate of the loan and the reference rate of Greece increased by 600 basis points needs to be recovered for each year from the pay-out of the loan to HSY until its reimbursement.
  12. The Commission was of the view that to establish a market rate it would as a general rule be necessary to consider the interest rate that a private borrower would be prepared to pay PI for the funds deposited, in the light of their nature and volume.
  13. The Commission considers that the aid element of the guarantees under Measures 7 and 8 is the difference between the interest rate that CWP would have had to pay for a loan on market terms, i.e. without a guarantee, and the interest rate at which the guaranteed loan was actually provided.
  14. The complainants consider that Tieliikelaitos obtained an advantage of EUR 14,5 million through this tax exemption for the years 2001 to 2004 alone, as it would have had to pay EUR 14,5 million more taxes, had it been subject to the 29 % tax rate applicable to private undertakings in the years 2001 to 2004 (in 2005 the rate was lowered to 26 %).
  15. Therefore, in the present case, the Commission considers that, without the guarantee, Sachsen Zweirad GmbH would have had to pay an interest rate at least equal to the reference rate plus 400 basis points because it was a company in difficulty and plus a further 400 basis points because of the very low collateral.