Sentence examples for tax harmonization from inspiring English sources

Britain and Poland are generally opposed to any tax harmonization at the European level.

This is a more aggressive version of a sort of tax "harmonization" that other reform proposals have aimed for.

The paper examines judicial, legislative, and cooperative approaches to corporate tax harmonization in the EC and the US.

In order to assess how much freedom of action the country has in designing its own corporate income tax policy, the process of EU tax harmonization is analyzed by evaluating justification for tax harmonization, the major developments and the main outcomes of this process.

Also urgent requirement of absorption of European funds in the national economy requires, by necessity, compliance with fiscal governance Treaty adopted throughout European Union, and tax harmonization with the requirements, principles and accounting methods, respecting unanimity in adopting the decisions.

Mr. Jospin's address befitted his reputation as man of detail, covering subjects from the need to have common laws that would, for instance, deal with divorces of binational couples to proposals for tax harmonization and a new way of choosing the president of the European Commission, the union's executive commmittee.

Several potential factors responsible for the decline in dispersion in Europe are the harmonization of tax rates, convergence of income and labor costs, liberalization of trade and factor markets, and increased coherence of monetary policy.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is making the first real effort since the British Raj — whatever his Hindu nationalist provocations — to bring India together through massive infrastructure investment and harmonization of tax policy, among other measures, gradually lessening the country's fissiparous tendencies.

After a storm of protest in London, Mr. Lafontaine retreated a little, calling for the "coordination" of taxes rather than their "harmonization". Many in Britain see the latter term as a faint disguise for the imposition of uncompetitive tax levels by the European Union.

Although the governing spirit of the BEPS initiative was to foster global harmonization on corporate tax policy, a more likely result in the near-term will be an increase in global tax conflict.

Several allies, including France, are certain to be troubled by Mr. Schroder's words, even as another ally, Britain, has been angered by calls from Mr. Lafontaine for a harmonization of European tax levels to reflect the imminent introduction of a common European currency.