Betekenis van:
tax revenue

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. HM Revenue and Customs, Tax Credits Office, Preston, PR1 0SB .
2. Reinforce the collection capacity of the tax administration and increase tax revenue.
3. Put differently, the proposed tax exemption results in a loss of tax revenue to the Dutch State.
4. Further align tax legislation with the acquis. Improve implementation of tax laws, focusing on revenue collection and control in order to reduce tax fraud.
5. Continue approximation of tax legislation to the EU acquis and strengthen the administrative capacity of the tax administration. Reinforce the collection capacity of the tax administration and increase tax revenue.
6. Third, the beneficiary submits that long-term considerations should be taken into account, such as future tax revenue.
7. Germany estimates that this measure will imply a yearly loss of tax revenue of EUR 90 million.
8. government revenue that is otherwise due is forgone or not collected (for example, fiscal incentives such as tax credits).
9. For tax measures, please indicate the estimated annual and overall revenue losses due to tax concessions for the period covered by the notification:
10. On the contrary, an increase in the tax rate leads to a higher loss of tax revenue caused by the exemption.
11. Thus, the full tax exemption from the electricity tax does not result in a loss of State revenue, i.e. the measure is not financed through State resources.
12. Public resources are present in the corporation tax exemption, as forgoing tax revenue is equivalent to the consumption of State resources in the form of fiscal expenditure.
13. Excise tax reduction is granted from State resources because by reducing the tax burden on the products the State forgoes revenue.
14. The Icelandic authorities have not submitted any exact figures regarding the reduction of State revenue that will follow from the application of the tonnage tax scheme as compared with the tax revenue that would have followed from the application of the standard corporation tax.
15. These advantages appeared to the Commission to involve the use of state resources in the form of foregone tax revenue for the Luxembourg Treasury.