Betekenis van:
tax bill

tax bill
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • belastingbiljet; belastingformulier
  • money owed for taxes

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  1. The ruling party pushed its tax bill through.
  2. The opposition party put forward a bill to reduce income tax.
  3. Where the tax bill is below 15 % of overall profits, the full tax is paid.
  4. Being subject to a full tax rate of 14,1 %, the social security bill will be more than NOK 10 million.
  5. Where the tax bill exceeds 15 % of overall profits, a zero rate is applied as regards the surplus.
  6. The Government of Gibraltar wishes to limit the maximum tax bill of companies under the new system.
  7. Denmark states that it notified the amendments on 21 January 2005 in the form of two bills which the Government had put before Parliament on 12 January 2005 (Bill on taxation of seafarers and Bill amending the tonnage tax Act).
  8. In order to avoid this, the UK authorities are in the process of introducing specific tax disregard legislation via the Electricity Bill. Without this tax disregard legislation, a taxable receipt of approximately GBP 3152 million would arise.
  9. With regard solely to specially protected cooperatives, they are also entitled to a 50 % rebate on their tax bill, defined as the algebraic sum of the amounts resulting from applying the corresponding tax rates to the cooperative and extra-cooperative taxable amounts, whether positive or negative, that sum being the amount payable when positive (Article 34(2)).
  10. Company tax: given that Royal Decree-Law No 10/2000 treats the sale of B diesel to non-member third parties as the economic result of cooperative activity, it will be taxed at the rate of 20 %; moreover, cooperatives are completely free to decide on the depreciation of their new physical assets acquired during the three years following the date of their registration in the Register of Cooperatives, and what is more, they receive a 50 % rebate on their entire company tax bill.
  11. In zone 4, the tax rate applicable for de minimis purposes is 5,1 % (the rate in 2003), which is 9 percentage points lower than the rate in zone 1. An undertaking with a wage bill before social security taxes of NOK 3 million (or lower) will benefit fully from the de minimis scheme in the sense that it will continue to pay the same amount in social security contributions as today.