Sentence examples for common taxation from inspiring English sources

We have always opposed common taxation and any common defense policy.

A common currency without common taxation and bonds was not likely to work and the eurozone countries will have to intensify their arrangements if matters are to improve.

We may be in a moment of transition towards a fully integrated eurozone led by Germany, with common taxation and a European Central Bank able to deliver capital transfers to the European periphery as does the Federal Reserve in the US.

Although the territorial rulers had acquired, at Westphalia, supreme power in their localities and collective power in the Diet to regulate common taxation, defense, laws, and public affairs without imperial intervention, the "amicable composition" formula prevented in fact any changes being made to the status quo.

We observe that the most common taxation system is the exemption method (in place in 20 countries in 2015), i.e., not taxing foreign dividends (upon dividend repatriation from a foreign subsidiary) and capital gains (upon liquidating or selling a foreign subsidiary) at the parent level.

Common taxation and spending were also needed, he said.

Common environmental taxation system may not suit worldwide.

For Google's tax arrangements to be disclosed, there would need to be a common agreement on taxation across Europe and a removal of the secrecy used to calculate taxes.

Although the liberal justices backed Roberts on the common point about taxation, and so forged a majority to uphold the law, they held that the individual mandate was also legal under the commerce clause.

This language was included to give effect to Council Directive 90/434/EEC on the common system of taxation applicable to mergers, divisions, transfers of assets, and exchanges of shares of companies of different Member States.

(3) Council Directive 2003/49/EC of 3 June 2003 on a common system of taxation applicable to interest and royalty payments made between associated companies of different Member States (OJ L 157, 26.6.2003, p. 49).