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Stories that are tagged 'Slovenia'

FTT Will Hit UK Revenues Even With Opt Out
2/8/2012
David Cameron's refusal to sign a new European Union deal will not shield the UK from the impact of a financial transaction tax, Ernst and Young has said.
EU Tax Burdens Stabilize
1/17/2012
Following three years of decline, European Union nations' tax-to-GDP ratios remained broadly level in 2010, the latest year for which detailed tax revenue statistics are available for all member states, as governments begin to consolidate their fiscal positions. In the euro area the downward trend in tax revenues continued, but decelerated in 2010, with a slight drop to 40.2% of GDP.
Austria, Slovenia Ink Revised DTA
9/30/2011
Aiming to further strengthen economic relations with Slovenia, Austria’s Financial State Secretary Andreas Schieder recently signed a revised bilateral double taxation agreement between the two countries.
IOM Signs TIEA With Slovenia
6/30/2011
The Isle of Man government has announced the signing of a Tax Information Exchange Agreement and a convention for the avoidance of double taxation and fiscal evasion with respect to taxes on income with Slovenia.
Slovenia Unveils New Bank Tax
5/2/2011
Determined to stimulate lending by local banks to non-financial institutions in Slovenia, the government has recently approved a new law providing for the introduction of a 0.1% tax on banks’ balance sum, to be imposed under certain conditions.
EU Launches Multi-Year Review Of Cross-Border Taxation
12/23/2010
The European Commission has published a Consultation, which marks the commencement of a comprehensive multi-year review of the major cross-border issues faced by EU citizens, and proposes solutions for them.
China, EU Discuss Untapped Trade Flow Potential
12/22/2010
The EU and China held the second, and final day of their third High Level Economic and Trade Dialogue on December 21, at what was the first meeting between the two parties since the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty.
'Cooperation' Agreed On EU Patent
12/17/2010
Following the inability last month to agree on pan-European patent legislation between European Union member states, the European Commission will present a proposal opening the way for some countries to proceed on the basis of 'enhanced cooperation'.
OECD Notes Fall In Global Tax Burden
12/15/2010
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has noted a decline in revenues during 2009 among its member countries, in cash terms, which it said was driven by declining economic activity, and tax cuts introduced to cushion countries’ economies from the downturn.
Armenia, Slovenia Sign Double Tax Convention
10/19/2010
Five intergovernmental documents, including an "agreement on avoidance of double taxation and income and prevention of tax evasion", have been signed in Yerevan, between Armenia and Slovenia as part of Slovene Republic president Danilo Tuerk's visit to Armenia.
Belarus, Brazil To Sign DTA
9/17/2010
Belarus plans to sign an agreement with Brazil to avoid double taxation.
OECD And Council Of Europe Strengthen Tax Cooperation
6/1/2010
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development and the Council of Europe have developed a Protocol amending the multilateral Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters to bring it in line with the international standard on exchange of information for tax purposes.
OECD Membership Grows
5/12/2010
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has agreed to invite Estonia, Israel and Slovenia to become members of the Organisation, paving the way for its membership to grow to 34 countries.
Financial Crisis Hits Trademark Filings
3/19/2010
International trademark filings under the World Intellectual Property Organization's Madrid System for the International Registration of Marks dropped by 16% in 2009 as a result of the global economic downturn, though increases were observed among some major users of the system, WIPO has announced.

 

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