Übersetzung für "estimate price used goods " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

7. While recognising the benefits of the fair-value principle, the crisis has highlighted that the current valuation of certain financial assets (in the trading book) may understate risks in good times and overstate them in downturns, for instance when 1) financial instruments not suitable for fair value are fair-valued, 2) market prices are used when markets are illiquid and 3) modelled prices rely too much on illiquid market prices.

They must therefore correspond to the description given by the trader, to the special use required by the consumer if this condition is covered by an agreement, to the normal use of these goods and to the usual quality and performance of goods of the same type. If there is a significant lack of conformity of the goods, the consumer shall be entitled firstly to a repair or replacement of the goods, and secondly to a reduction in the price or the termination of the contract.

They must therefore correspond to the description given by the trader, to the special use required by the consumer if this condition is covered by an agreement, to the normal use of these goods and to the usual quality and performance of goods of the same type. If there is a significant lack of conformity of the goods, the consumer shall be entitled firstly to a repair or replacement of the goods, and secondly to a reduction in the price or the termination of the contract.

urges Member States to achieve the EU's energy consumption saving potential of 20% compared to projections for 2020, as estimated by the Commission in its Green Paper on Energy Efficiency, and to make good use of their National Energy Efficiency Action Plans for this purpose; calls for a thorough and rapid implementation of the ambitious five main priorities as highlighted in the Council conclusions of 23 November 2006 on the Commission's Action Plan on Energy Efficiency, relating to energy-efficient transport, dynamic minimum efficiency requirements for energy using equipment, energy efficient and energy saving behaviour of energy cons ...[+++]umers, energy technology and innovations and the energy savings from buildings; welcomes the Commission's intention to put forward in 2007 a proposal for a new international agreement on energy efficiency in order to develop common global efforts towards promoting energy efficiency, bearing in mind that such an agreement should be complementary to EU energy efficiency policy; supports the use of international negotiations to encourage sustainable methods of production and to promote international trade in environmental and energy-efficient goods and services; calls for an early review of the Community guidelines on State aid for environmental protection and other relevant Community instruments which can provide incentives, with the aim of making them more supportive of the Community's energy and climate change objectives.

These levies are increasingly used in the Member States as a step towards implementing the "polluter pays" principle, by including the environmental costs in the price of goods or services.

He recommended that the Court reply as follows: (1) The assignment of rights to exhibit motion pictures by a film-production undertaking does not come within the scope of the transitional exemption provided for in Article 28(3)(b) of the Sixth Council Directive 77/388/EEC of 17 May 1977 on the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to turnover taxes · Common system of value added tax: uniform basis of assessment, read in conjunction with point 2 of Annex F to that Directive; (2) It follows, in particular, from Articles 2(1), 6(1) and 17 of the Sixth Council Directive that a person who makes taxable supplies of exclusive rights to exhibit motion pictures may rely upon those provisions against a national tax authority whic ...[+++]h refuses to permit it to make a VAT declaration in which that person seeks to deduct the VAT component of the goods and services used for the purposes of producing the films in question from the VAT which should have been included in the price charged on the assignment of those rights; (3) The failure of a taxable person to add the value of the output tax at the time of calculating the price of the assignment of exclusive rights to exhibit motion pictures cannot affect the right of that taxable person, who has made the assignments in question, to deduct from the VAT which he ought to have paid in respect of those assignments the VAT component of the goods and services supplied to him for the purposes of making the motion pictures that were the subject-matter of the assignments.