Spontaneous Exchange of Information. The competent authority of a Party may spontaneously transmit to the competent authority of the other Party information that has come to the attention of the first-mentioned competent authority and that the first-mentioned competent authority supposes to be foreseeably relevant to the accomplishment of the purposes referred to in Article 1 (Object and Scope of this Agreement). The competent authorities of the Parties shall determine the procedures to be used to exchange such information.
Spontaneous Exchange of Information. The Contracting Parties may forward to each other, without prior request, information of which they have knowledge.
Spontaneous Exchange of Information. One Focal Point may without prior request transmit to another Focal Point information that has come to the attention of the first-mentioned Focal Point and that this first-mentioned Focal Point considers foreseeably relevant to the accomplishment of the purpose of the Treaty referred to in Article 1. The Focal Points may determine on a case- by-case basis the procedures to be used to exchange such information.
Spontaneous Exchange of Information. The Parties may forward to each other, without prior request, information of which they have knowledge.
Spontaneous Exchange of Information. The competent authorities of the States may exchange information, without a request to that effect, relating to criminal offences referred to in Article 4 of this Agreement, if they believe that such information could help them to undertake or to conclude criminal investigations or proceedings.
Spontaneous Exchange of Information. 1. Member States and Japan may, without prior request, provide information relating to criminal matters to each other to the extent permitted by the laws of the providing State.
2. The providing State may impose conditions on the use of such information by the receiving State. In such a case, the providing State shall give prior notice to the receiving State of the nature of the information to be provided and of the conditions to be imposed. The receiving State shall be bound by those conditions if it agrees to such conditions.
Spontaneous Exchange of Information. The competent authority of a State shall, without prior request, forward to the competent authority of another State the information referred to in point (a) of Article PVAT.2(1) which has not been forwarded under the automatic exchange referred to in Article PVAT.11 and of which it is aware of in the following cases:
(a) where taxation is deemed to take place in another State and information is necessary for the effectiveness of the control system of that State;
(b) where a State has grounds to believe that a breach of VAT legislation has been committed or is likely to have been committed in the other State;
(c) where there is a risk of tax loss in the other State.
Spontaneous Exchange of Information. The Contracting Parties may forward to each other, without prior request, information of which they have knowledge that may be foreseeably relevant in accordance with Article 1.
Spontaneous Exchange of Information. Without prejudice to Article 5, the competent authorities of the Contracting Parties may spontaneously exchange without request information which may be relevant to, and bears significantly on the accomplishment of, the purposes referred to in Article 1.
Spontaneous Exchange of Information. The competent authorities of the Parties, as well as Eurojust in accordance with the provisions governing its activities, may exchange information, without a request to that effect, relating to criminal offences referred to in Article 4 of this Agreement, if they believe that such information could help them to undertake or to conclude criminal investigations or proceedings.
