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Business Taxation for the 21st Century [Cánachas Gnó don 21ú hAois], COM(2021) 251 final.
Business Taxation for the 21st Century, COM(2021) 251 final.
Business Taxation for the 21st Century [Cánachas Gnó don 21ú hAois], COM(2021) 251 final.
Business Taxation for the 21st Century, COM(2021) 251 final.
Áitíonn an Phortaingéil freisin nár ceapadh cruthú post mar bhealach chun a fhíorú conas a chuir gach cuideachta go sonrach le forbairt an réigiúin; ina ionad sin, ní dhearnadh ach é a mheas mar chritéar gníomhaíochta eacnamaíche substaintiúla, i bhfianaise mholtaí ECFE agus an Ghrúpa um an gCód Iompair (Cánachas Gnó), d’fhonn cuideachtaí “caocha” a eisiamh.
Portugal further argues that job creation was not conceived as a way to verify how each company specifically contributed to the region’s development; instead it was merely considered as a criterion of substantial economic activity, in light of the recommendations of the OECD and of the Code of Conduct Group (Business Taxation), with the purpose of excluding ‘letterbox’ companies.
Ar an 1 Nollaig 1997, ghlac an Chomhairle agus ionadaithe rialtais na mBallstát, ag teacht le chéile dóibh i dtionól na Comhairle, rún maidir le Cód Iompair maidir le cánachas gnó, arb é is cuspóir leis srian a chur ar iomaíocht dhíobhálach chánach.
On 1 December 1997, the Council and the representatives of the governments of the Member States, meeting within the Council, adopted a resolution on a Code of Conduct for business taxation, with the objective to curb harmful tax competition.
Chuir Comhairle ECOFIN an Grúpa um Chód Iompair (Cánachas Gnó) ar bun faoi chuimsiú na Comhairle an 9 Márta 1998 chun measúnú a dhéanamh ar bhearta cánach a d’fhéadfadh teacht faoi raon feidhme an Chóid Iompair (IO C 99, 1.4.1998, lch. 1).
The Code of Conduct Group (Business Taxation) was set up within the framework of the Council by the ECOFIN Council on 9 March 1998 to assess tax measures that may fall within the scope of the Code of Conduct (OJ C 99, 1.4.1998, p. 1).