Übersetzung für "compulsory reporting point " (Englisch → Französisch) :

I approve of the emphasis given in this report to a number of fundamental points: exchanging best practices and promoting the training of local players; controlling the growing volume of traffic and decoupling transport growth and GDP growth; encouraging people to save energy and improving the energy efficiency of buildings; making the implementation of sustainable urban management plans and sustainable urban transport plans compulsory for every urban area with more tha ...[+++]n 100 000 inhabitants; and, finally, proposing a per capita target in relation to green areas in new urban developments.

Since having the same tax rules in each state but without consolidation would provide companies with fewer benefits (issues such as transfer pricing would remain), development of a common tax base should therefore be followed by development of an accounting consolidation method, as the ones provided for in the International Accounting Standards (IAS) are agreed not to be suitable for tax purposes (many of consolidated accounts include the results of non-EU subsidiaries, financial accounting is never going to fully meet the requirements of the tax base, despite recent standardisation of national accounting standards) although compulsory use of Internationa ...[+++]l Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) for consolidated accounts from 2005 onwards (former IAS), could represent a neutral starting point for considering a common tax base.

The International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS, formerly known as International Accounting Standards), the EU compulsory standards for the consolidated accounts of listed companies as from 2005 (see IP/03/1297), provide a useful neutral starting point for discussing the technical tax issues.

But I hope that the tragic circumstances in which we find ourselves will also galvanise us into action, for example in order to render this Code of Conduct compulsory, as Mr Titley rightly pointed out in his report, and finally to also make progress in supervising the arms trade.

The report points to the marked variations across the EU in, inter alia, the length of maternity leave, which ranges from 14 to 28 weeks, the percentage of it that is compulsory and the level at which it is paid.

The new Regulation, scheduled for adoption by the Council as an 'A' point at the next Council Meeting, will make a marked contribution to stronger and more efficient monitoring through the use of new technology. c) Further, the proposal lays down specific control obligations for the fishing vessels affected by these adjustments by introducing a system of compulsory prior authorization of access to fisheries involving issuing of fishing licences at national level. d) In line with the Council's conclusions and the 1992 ...[+++]report, the Commission does not propose to renew certain provisions of the Act of Accession expiring on December 1995: - the prohibition on vessels flying the Spanish or Portuguese flag from fishing in the zone south of latitude 56°30' N, east of longitude 12° W and north of latitude 50°30' N (Irish box) - the restrictions on fishing for albacore and tropical tuna by vessels of the Ten in all or part of Portuguese waters (Azorian box) - the terms of access of Spanish vessels to Portuguese waters and vice versa set by the bilateral agreement between Spain and Portugal. 2. Timetable - Council Presentation by Commission to Council of Ministers on 20.10.93 Adoption by Council of Ministers scheduled for 20.12.93 - Parliament Discussion in subcommittee scheduled for mid-November Adoption of opinion scheduled for plenary session on 13 to 17.12.93. Conclusion Mr Paleokrassas stressed the importance of the proposal as marking the definitive inclusion of Spain and Portugal in the general arrangements governing an economic activity of importance to both countries.