Vertaling van "Fiscal rules " (Engels → Nederlands) :

TERMINOLOGIE

fiscal regulations | tax regulations | fiscal rules | tax legislation
belastingregelgeving | belastingwetgeving

preliminary ruling procedure [ preliminary ruling proceedings | reference to a Community court for a preliminary ruling | reference to the EC Court of Justice for an interpretation | reference to the EC Court of Justice for a preliminary ruling ]
prejudicieel verzoek (EU) [ prejudicieel beroep EG | prejudiciële procedure | verzoek om een prejudiciële beslissing (EU) ]

UN Standard minimum rules for the administration of juvenile justice (The Beijing Rules) | United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Administration of Juvenile Justice ( The Beijing Rules )
Beijingregels | standaard-minimumregels van de Verenigde Naties voor de toepassing van het recht op jongeren

ad valorem percentage rule | percentage value added rule | percentage value added rule of origin | X% value added rule
percentageregel naar de waarde | X %-meerwaarderegel

competition rules | EU competition rules | EU rules on competition | rules on competition
mededingingsregels

fully understand language rules | have perfect command of language rules | master language rules | mastering language rules
taalregels beheersen

draft mediation service rules | establish the rules of the mediation service | draft the rules of the mediation service | enforce the rules of the mediation service
regels voor bemiddeling opstellen

ruling [ court decision | court judgment | court ruling ]
vonnis [ arrest | rechterlijke uitspraak | uitspraak van het Hof ]

enforcement of ruling [ effect of ruling | force of res judicata | mode of enforcement ]
tenuitvoerlegging van het vonnis [ gezag van het gewijsde | tenuitvoerlegging van een arrest | werking van het vonnis | wijze van tenuitvoerlegging ]

Australian Rules Football ground
veld voor Australian football

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

Bulgaria adopted legislation specifying the conditions to guide the correction of slippages, Croatia has made some efforts to improve the accuracy of budgetary planning and to tighten expenditure control, Portugal further reformed the Budget Framework Law,Slovenia adopted implementing legislation for the constitutional budget balance rule, and Cyprus adopted the Fiscal Responsibility and Budget System Law providing a comprehensive and transparent legal framework for sound budgetary practices.Furthermore, independent fiscal institutions monitoring the application of national fiscal rules and fiscal plans have been established or reinforced in most Member States.
Bulgarije heeft wetgeving aangenomen waarin wordt vastgelegd hoe ontsporingen moeten worden gecorrigeerd, Kroatië heeft al inspanningen geleverd om de accuratesse van de begrotingsplanning te verbeteren en de controle op uitgaven aan te scherpen, Portugal heeft de budgettaire kaderwet verder hervormd, Slovenië heeft uitvoeringswetgeving aangenomen voor de in de grondwet opgenomen regel van een begroting in evenwicht, en Cyprus heeft de wet inzake budgettaire verantwoordelijkheid en begrotingsstelsel aangenomen die een omvattend en transparant juridisch kader biedt voor verantwoorde begrotingspraktijken. Voorts zijn in de meeste lidstaten onafhankelijke begrotingsinstellingen opgericht of versterkt die toezien op de toepassing van de nationale begrotingsregels en begrotingsplannen.

The regulation requires euro area countries to put in place independent bodies in charge of monitoring compliance with the relevant fiscal rules and to produce or endorse the macroeconomic forecasts underpinning the annual budget and the medium-term fiscal plans.
Conform de verordening moeten landen in de eurozone onafhankelijke instanties oprichten die verantwoordelijk zijn voor het bewaken van de naleving van de relevante begrotingsregels en voor het opstellen of bekrachtigen van de macro-economische prognoses waarmee de jaarlijkse prognose en de nationale begrotingsplannen voor de middellange termijn worden onderbouwd.

The deadline for doing so was 31 December 2013.The aim of this legislation - which is part of the so-called "Six-Pack" to improve economic governance in the EU - is to ensure that countries strengthen their domestic budgetary frameworks and implicitly the robustness of their fiscal policy ('Budgetary framework' refers to the set of arrangements, procedures, rules and institutions that underlie the conduct of budgetary policies of general government.) The scope of the Directive includes measures such as the timely publication of reliable and detailed fiscal data (which is crucial for budgetary surveillance), introducing national numerical fiscal rules, reinforcing the medium-term budgetary planning or enhancing the reliability and transparency of macroeconomic and budgetary forecasts.
Dit had uiterlijk op 31 december 2013 moeten gebeuren. Die wetgeving — een onderdeel van het "sixpack" om het economisch bestuur in de EU te verbeteren — wil ervoor zorgen dat de lidstaten hun binnenlandse begrotingskaders en daarmee de robuustheid van hun fiscaal beleid versterken (een "begrotingskader" is het samenstel van regelingen, procedures, regels en instellingen dat aan het voeren van het begrotingsbeleid door de overheid ten grondslag ligt). De werkingssfeer van de richtlijn omvat maatregelen zoals de tijdige publicatie van betrouwbare en gedetailleerde fiscale gegevens (hetgeen cruciaal is voor het begrotingstoezicht), de invoering van nationale cijfermatige begrotingsregels, de versterking van de begrotingsplanning voor de middellange termijn of het vergroten van de betrouwbaarheid en transparantie van macro-economische en budgettaire prognoses.

Considering the documented effectiveness of rules-based budgetary frameworks of the Member States in enhancing national ownership of the Union’s fiscal rules promoting budgetary discipline, strong country-specific numerical fiscal rules that are consistent with the budgetary objectives at the level of the Union should be a cornerstone of the strengthened budgetary surveillance framework of the Union.
Aangezien op regels gebaseerde begrotingskaders van de lidstaten nuttig zijn gebleken doordat zij de nationale toe-eigening van de uniale begrotingsregels hebben versterkt en begrotingsdiscipline hebben bevorderd, moeten robuuste landspecifieke cijfermatige begrotingsregels die stroken met de begrotingsdoelstellingen op het niveau van de Unie, de hoeksteen vormen van het versterkte kader van de Unie voor het begrotingstoezicht.

Since fiscal policy-making is decentralised, it is essential that the objectives of the SGP are reflected in the national budgetary frameworks, i.e. the set of elements that form the basis of national fiscal governance (accounting systems, statistics, forecasting practices, fiscal rules, budgetary procedures and fiscal relations with other entities such as local or regional authorities).
Aangezien de budgettaire beleidsvorming gedecentraliseerd is, is het van essentieel belang dat de doelstellingen van de SGP in het nationale begrotingskader tot uiting komen. Dit is het geheel van elementen dat de grondslag van de nationale budgettaire governance vormt (boekhoudsystemen, statistieken, prognosemethoden, begrotingsregels, begrotingsprocedures en budgettaire betrekkingen met andere entiteiten zoals lokale of regionale overheden).

4. The Council HIGHLIGHTS the value of comprehensive fiscal frameworks, encompassing numerical fiscal rules, medium-term budgetary frameworks, transparent credible control and enforcement instruments, budgetary procedures and credible fiscal institutions, and ENCOURAGES Members States to enhance the arrangements to strengthen their fiscal governance.
4. De Raad BEKLEMTOONT dat het waardevol is over alomvattende begrotingskaders te beschikken die cijfermatige begrotingsregels, begrotingskaders voor de middellange termijn, transparante geloofwaardige controle- en handhavingsinstrumenten, begrotingsprocedures en geloofwaardige begrotingsinstanties omvatten, en SPOORT de lidstaten aan de regelingen ter versterking van hun begrotingsbeheer te verbeteren.

In view of this assessment and taking into account the policy invitations addressed to Romania to correct the excessive deficit under Article 104(7) of the Treaty (see below), as well as to ensure sustainable convergence, and in line with the economic policy measures envisaged under the economic programme supported by Community balance-of-payments assistance, Romania is invited to: (i) ensure the correction of the excessive deficit by 2011; to this effect, implement the fiscal measures as planned in the February 2009 budget and the April 2009 amended budget, especially in the area of public sector wages and pension reform; take further corrective action if needed to achieve the 2009 deficit target in order to ensure compliance with the commitments undertaken under the programme supported by EC balance of payments assistance; and specify measures to buttress the envisaged reduction of the deficit in 2010 and 2011, in particular those underpinning the planned reduction of the public wage bill; (ii) undertake concrete steps towards the envisaged strengthening of fiscal governance and transparency, in particular by setting up a binding medium-term budgetary framework, establishing an independent fiscal council, introducing limits on budgetary revisions during the year and laying-out fiscal rules as well as restructuring the public compensation system, including pay and bonuses; in the area of tax administration, improve the efficiency of revenue collection through the reform of tax administration and a broadening of the tax base; (iii) accelerate the reform of the pension system (in particular with respect to the indexation of pensions and the retirement age) to curb the substantial increase in age-related expenditures and reduce the risks to the sustainability of public finances and improve the effectiveness and efficiency of healthcare spending; and (iv) strengthen the supply side of the economy by making tangible progress with the implementation of the structu ...
In view of this assessment and taking into account the policy invitations addressed to Romania to correct the excessive deficit under Article 104(7) of the Treaty (see below), as well as to ensure sustainable convergence, Romania is invited to: (i) ensure the correction of the excessive deficit by 2011; to this effect, implement the fiscal measures as planned in the February 2009 budget and the April 2009 amended budget, especially in the area of public sector wages and pension reform; take further corrective action if needed to achieve the 2009 deficit target in order to ensure compliance with the commitments undertaken under the balance of payments programme; and specify measures to buttress the envisaged reduction of the deficit in 2010 and 2011, in particular those underpinning the planned reduction of the public wage bill; (ii) undertake concrete steps towards the envisaged strengthening of fiscal governance and transparency, in particular by setting up a binding medium-term budgetary framework, establishing an independent fiscal council, introducing limits on budgetary revisions during the year and laying-out fiscal rules as well as restructuring the public compensation system, including pay and bonuses; (iii) accelerate the reform of pension (in particular with respect to the indexation of pensions and the retirement age) and health care systems to curb the substantial increase in age-related expenditures and reduce the risks to the sustainability of public finances; and (iv) strengthen the supply side of the economy by making tangible progress with the implementation of the structural reforms, notably by enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of public administration, improving the business environment, tackling undeclared work and by increasing the absorption and improving the use of EU funds.

Both the monetary framework introduced by the government in June 1997 and the fiscal rules underpinning the Code for Fiscal Stability have been associated with a sound, stable, macro-economic performance over the last 2½ years and the securing of the government's inflation target.
zowel het monetair raamwerk dat in juni 1997 door de regering werd ingevoerd, als de belastingregels ter ondersteuning van de gedragslijn voor belastingstabiliteit werd in verband gebracht met gezonde, stabiele, macro-economische resultaten in de loop van de laatste 2,5 jaar en het bereiken van de inflatiedoelstelling van de regering.

Consistency between customs rules and fiscal rules on indirect taxes becomes increasingly important, as customs rules often determine the level of intensity of fiscal control on imports, exports and intra-Community deliveries.
De samenhang tussen de douanevoorschriften en de fiscale voorschriften op het gebied van de indirecte belastingen worden steeds belangrijker, want vaak bepalen de douanevoorschriften hoe intensief de fiscale controles toegepast moeten worden bij de invoer, de uitvoer en bij de zendingen binnen de Gemeenschap.