Indirect Taxation Sample Clauses
Indirect Taxation. 1. This sphere includes, inter alia, VAT, purchase taxes on local production and import taxes, as well as any other indirect taxes, as formulated in Annex V (the Protocol on Economic Relations).
2. In order to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ regional trade between the Palestinian territories and external markets, various storage facilities can be established at the entry points at the Rafah and Allenby Bridge terminals, for temporary storage purposes (by Palestinian companies and the Palestinian Customs Department) before the customs clearance of goods. The specific locations and arrangements for the above will be agreed upon by the Joint Economic Committee. The administration of these storage facilities will be according to the provisions relating to freight shipments detailed in Article III of Annex V (the Protocol on Economic Relations). Detailed arrangements and procedures will be agreed upon between the two sides.
3. If there will be additional entry points in which paragraph 14.a of Article III of Annex V will be implemented, additional storage facilities as those detailed in paragraph 2 above can be established there too.
4. While ongoing permanent Israeli businesses situated in Area C outside the Settlements and military locations will be registered for VAT purposes with the Israeli side, the rules of Palestinian VAT legislation will apply to these businesses and the Israeli side will transfer to the Palestinian side the net VAT collected from these businesses after deduction of their refunds. The above will be coordinated with the Palestinian side. For this purpose, an Israeli includes a corporation in which the majority of shares which grant rights to distribution of profits are held by Israelis.
5. Tax enforcement in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip shall be in accordance with applicable laws and in accordance with this Agreement.
Indirect Taxation. This sphere includes, inter alia, VAT, purchase taxes on local production and import taxes, as formulated in Annex IV.
Indirect Taxation. Management Accounts and October Management Accounts of the Transferring Business.
Indirect Taxation. In addition to responding to domestic requirements, indirect taxation policy in recent years had to have particular regard to the European Union dimension and especially Ireland’s immediate participation in the Internal Market. Future changes in this area will have to continue to take account of the influences and constraints arising from being part of the Internal Market.
Indirect Taxation. QMM SA shall be subject to indirect taxes and levies on the same basis as any other business in Madagascar payable as a result of the issuance of Authorisations or in return for the supply of various services by administrative authorities which businesses are free to use or request.